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A set of three Moroccan ceramics
Large Ghotar meat dish.
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A set of three Moroccan ceramics
Large Ghotar meat dish.
See original version (French)
Lot no. 259
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A set of three Moroccan ceramics
Large Ghotar meat dish. Morocco, late 19th - early 20th century
Ceramic serving dish with white-blue decoration, decorated with a large rosette painted in cobalt blue on white slip. Broken and glued
Diam. 43 cm.
Small vase with vegetal decoration. Morocco, early 20th century
Vase with straight body and flared neck, in cream slip ceramic with polychrome decoration of plant motifs on the body and geometric motifs on the shoulder, all under a transparent glaze.
Dim. 16 cm.
Boujemaâ LAMALI (1890 - 1971) Morocco, Safi, 20th century.
Convex pot with two handles attached to the body.
The body is enamelled with a blue and white geometric design.
Signed and dated in Arabic under the foot.
Size 13 x 13 cm.
Born in Algiers in 1890, Boujemâa Lamali trained at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Algiers and at the Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres. He chose to settle permanently in the town of Safi in 1919, the start of his period of activity.
The artist founded a ceramics school, the first of its kind in Morocco and Africa. Lamali's work influenced most of Safi's ceramists, including Al-Sousi, Serghini AlTaher, Abdelgader Leghrissi, Mohamed Rbati Sentil and many others. He helped make Safi the capital of Moroccan ceramics after Fès, and represented Morocco at numerous international exhibitions. Boujemãa Lamali died in 1971, leaving behind a rich repertoire of works containing 450 objects, most of which have been recovered and preserved by the National Ceramics Museum in Safi.
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