Mineko - Art Deco Ball

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Made to Order - Given the exceptional demand we experienced through the end of February, the large number of orders we have received, and pending the upcoming equipment investments needed to increase production, manufacturing lead times may be around 20 weeks for parts that are not in stock. We appreciate your understanding.
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Description

Ø 35 - H. 38
Collection:Mineko
Model: Boule coloniale
Designer:Stéphane Gisclard

For the first time, Stéphane Gisclard draws inspiration from Japan for his new creation, Mineko, named after one of the most famous geishas of modern times.
Here we find an artistic vocabulary that echoes our creative history, deeply influenced by Asia: cherry blossoms and singing nightingales transport us to the Land of the Rising Sun.
An exceptional new piece, produced in a limited edition of just 50, for discerning collectors.
Available exclusively at the Manufacture and Galerie Estades 

Numbered and limited to 50 copies.

Created in 2026

Model in : Enamel

Reference: 167273


Designer
Stéphane Gisclard Born in 1966 in Béziers, he lives and works in the South of France. Stéphane Gisclard is an artist inspired by particular atmospheres and paints, in the contemporaneity of his writing, his city and his region. He has the exceptional mastery of a great storyteller of light. A light that emerges from multiple planes, satellites of a whole with abundant imbrications. A powerful line accentuates this multiplication of the plans refuges of the shades and the lights, parcels of subtle colors, flat surfaces collected, interwoven, offering to see through this puzzle of the "scenes of kind with the muscular atmospheres". Even if Stéphane Gisclard's painting is influenced by the great masters of cubism (Gris, Braque, Picasso, Metzinger...) and African art, he nevertheless retains his personality in a powerful graphic style always bathed in Mediterranean light. He depicts a timeless world, barely softened by the ambiguous smiles of female characters. The light and colors of his native South are a permanent source of inspiration. To know more about the artist : http://www.estades.com/artistes/gisclard/gisclard.html




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