Célia Widemann - ceramist
After studying applied arts and embroidery in France and textile printing in Quebec, Célia developed a practice where pattern, color, and material play a central role. Turning to ceramics, she found a new field of expression to bring her designs to life through stencils, slips, and engraving. At the crossroads of textile and ceramics, her work draws inspiration from childhood, gardens, and folk imagery. Vases, single-flower vases, and tea objects thus become sensitive creations, where aesthetics meet function in a gentle narrative.
Materials : Speckled semi-stoneware, slip
Techniques : Wheel-thrown, oxidation firing, engraving or stamping
Creations :
Pitcher (18 cm high)
Mug (9 cm high)
Tumbler (9 cm high)
Tumbler (11 cm high)
Each piece is unique and may vary slightly from the photo.
Care: Dishwasher safe and suitable for daily use (avoid thermal shocks to preserve longevity).