Bisque the name explains all, this tri of vessels with their soft rounded bases was designed as a votive holder, charming pieces made from thin bisque porcelain. When tea lights are lit, a warmth radiates from these translucent bowls. Using sets of three is a pleasing design principal that is commonly used and these 3 are perfectly balanced together.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Sweden |
| Materials | Bisque |
| Dimensions | Various options (see description) |
| Colour | Unglazed bisque porcelain |
| Finishes | Unglazed |
| Designer |
The French mathematician Gabriel Lame first described the formula of the superellipse, since then it has been used for practical purposes by architects, designers, mathematicians such as Piet Hein who in collaboration with architect David Helldén designed Stockholm’s central square. Things made with straight lines well fit together and save…
