Dora Maar Long Bowl
Serve surrealism with a functional looker that gives good face from every angle. Featuring our signature museās profile layered all the way around, our Dora Maar Long Bowl is a trippy treat on an entry console or a chic centerpiece in a dreamy tablescape. Inspired by Dora Maar, the French photographer, poet, and painter also known as Pablo Picassoās lover and muse.
Jonathan and his team sculpt the models for our Muse pottery and then substitutes our signature geometric relief patterns with body partsāfaces, breasts, lipsāto create a surreal style. Pieces are inspired by our favorite artists' muses.
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Dora Maar Long Bowl
Dora Maar Long Bowl
Serve surrealism with a functional looker that gives good face from every angle. Featuring our signature museās profile layered all the way around, our Dora Maar Long Bowl is a trippy treat on an entry console or a chic centerpiece in a dreamy tablescape. Inspired by Dora Maar, the French photographer, poet, and painter also known as Pablo Picassoās lover and muse.
Jonathan and his team sculpt the models for our Muse pottery and then substitutes our signature geometric relief patterns with body partsāfaces, breasts, lipsāto create a surreal style. Pieces are inspired by our favorite artists' muses.
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Serve surrealism with a functional looker that gives good face from every angle. Featuring our signature museās profile layered all the way around, our Dora Maar Long Bowl is a trippy treat on an entry console or a chic centerpiece in a dreamy tablescape. Inspired by Dora Maar, the French photographer, poet, and painter also known as Pablo Picassoās lover and muse.
Jonathan and his team sculpt the models for our Muse pottery and then substitutes our signature geometric relief patterns with body partsāfaces, breasts, lipsāto create a surreal style. Pieces are inspired by our favorite artists' muses.


















