Petrichor is a ceramic wall work composed of twelve connected tiles, where folds and creases suggest softness within the rigidity of clay. Inspired by traces left in sand as the tide withdraws, it captures fleeting impressions of motion, memory, and the sea’s slow rhythm.
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Name:
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Petrichor Ceramic Wall Art
Petrichor Ceramic Wall Art
Dimensions:
Dimensions:
H90 x W60 x D5cm
H90 x W60 x D5cm
H90 x W60 x D5cm
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Crafted from hand-formed ceramic tiles, this wall work has a textured, sculptural surface that captures the movement and softness of clay.
Crafted from hand-formed ceramic tiles, this wall work has a textured, sculptural surface that captures the movement and softness of clay.
Crafted from hand-formed ceramic tiles, this wall work has a textured, sculptural surface that captures the movement and softness of clay.
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Production & Delivery
Production & Delivery
Production & Delivery
Made to order, 6-8 weeks.
This piece is commissioned and delivered through ALABAS. Customisation, sourcing, and logistics are managed directly by our team in collaboration with the designer.
This piece is commissioned and delivered through ALABAS. Customisation, sourcing, and logistics are managed directly by our team in collaboration with the designer.
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Catalin Filip
Catalin Filip
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Designer and Maker
Designer and Maker
Designer and Maker
Designer and Maker
Catalin Filip
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Designer and Maker
Catalin is a Romanian-born, UK-based ceramic artist and designer whose sculptural lamps and objects are shaped by the natural movement of raw clay. Influenced by his post-communist upbringing and a background in architecture, his self-taught practice balances experimentation with structural clarity.
Catalin is a Romanian-born, UK-based ceramic artist and designer whose sculptural lamps and objects are shaped by the natural movement of raw clay. Influenced by his post-communist upbringing and a background in architecture, his self-taught practice balances experimentation with structural clarity.
His work has been exhibited internationally, including in London, Eindhoven, Bucharest, Athens, and Guadalajara. Across these contexts, Catalin continues to explore clay’s transformative potential as both material and narrative.
Catalin is a Romanian-born, UK-based ceramic artist and designer whose sculptural lamps and objects are shaped by the natural movement of raw clay. Influenced by his post-communist upbringing and a background in architecture, his self-taught practice balances experimentation with structural clarity.
His work has been exhibited internationally, including in London, Eindhoven, Bucharest, Athens, and Guadalajara. Across these contexts, Catalin continues to explore clay’s transformative potential as both material and narrative.
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