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Yves Mohy Porcelain

Yves Mohy studied architecture at the Beaux-Arts School in Paris, then ceramics at the Ecole des Arts Metiers. After his studies, Yves Mohy arrived at La Borne, France in 1955 during the difficult post-war era. The isolation and poverty of this village of potters didn't make things any easier. It would be a lifelong journey of travelling to different parts of France to fully master his craft. Mohy favoured sandstone, first to create utilitarian pieces, then worked to improve the textures and coatings of his pieces by mastering the firing process to obtain surfaces of great finesse. Later Mohy combined sandstone and other materials such as wood, cast iron, slate, etc., creating highly architectural pieces which are now highly collectible and available for sale at the international auction houses.

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Creator: Yves Mohy
a porcelain vase by Virebent, by Yves Mohy - France - 1970
By Yves Mohy, Virebent 1
Located in SOTTEVILLE-LÈS-ROUEN, FR
A porcelain vase crafted by the renowned artist Yves Mohy in collaboration with Virebent. In impeccable condition, adorned with a magnificent black and brown enamel finish. Signed ...
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1970s European Vintage Yves Mohy Porcelain

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