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Jesmonite Trinket Dish in Chalk
Malgorzata Bany
£95
Jesmonite Trinket Dish in 'Chalk' by Malgorzata Bany with a smooth glossy interior and matt tactile exterior.
A ovoid trinket dish finished in a tactile exterior and smooth glossy interior-reminiscent of Chalk. Taking inspiration from the English coast and contemporary sculptors such as Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore, Malgorzata Bany has created a range of jesmonite decorative pieces delicately capturing the balance between natural and man-made.
Material: Jesmonite- a gypsum based resin
Dimensions: Height: 7cm Width: 11cm Length: 15cm
Care Instructions: Wipe with damp cloth Suitable for functional use
Dimensions: Height: 7cm Width: 11cm Length: 15cm
Care Instructions: Wipe with damp cloth Suitable for functional use
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Jesmonite is a gypsum based resin that can take on a large range of colours, textures, surface inclusions and even replicate other materials such as plaster and metal. It is typically moulded into sculptures or three dimensional works.
Malgorzata Bany is an artist and designer specialising in Jesmonite based in London. Working across a wide range of disciplines including sculpture, furniture and homewares her work adheres to the principles of sensuality, tactility and minimalism. Malgorzata’s work has frequently been described as blurring the lines between art and design. Having completed her MA at The Slade School of Fine Art, Malgorzata Bany continues to work in association with the university to develop her own pigments and research materials.
