Who has never dreamed of re-enacting the sensual pottery scene between Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze in the legendary film "Ghost"? If you don't yet have Demi's talent in this film, Kari Ceramik or Fabienne Paire can pass on their passion to you in Mont-Saxonnex!
Kari Ceramiks: pottery has a heart
Since 2015, Kari Ceramik's workshop has been located in Mont Saxonnex. His creations are inspired by chalets, alpine farms, morning mists and clean lines. All of her unique and poetic pieces are thought out with the heart and made by hand.
Small bowls, mugs, pitchers, plates, vases - stoneware pottery - are traditionally turned in his workshop.
Kari offers many pieces there and also works to order. For those who dream of re-enacting the Ghost scene, she offers creation workshops!
She exhibits regularly in the region. His works are waiting for you to come to life in your daily life!
Fabienne Paire: life in color
Fabienne practices the Japanese technique of Raku, “happiness in chance”.
Unlike a classic ceramic firing which involves slow rises and falls in temperature in the oven, a raku firing is short. The part is quickly brought up to the maturing temperature of the enamel and taken out directly from the oven. The thermal shock induces different retractions of the enamel and the earth. Cracks appear in the glaze. The piece is then immersed in a container containing organic matter which penetrates the cracks of the enamel and draws subtle black networks.
Fabienne Paire loves colors!
