Description There’s a calm, unfolding quality to the way Bowls: D25 Grigio Chiaro takes shape—its edges slightly uneven, its form gently expanding as if in quiet motion. Influenced by natural rhythms and made entirely by hand, it continues Paola Paronetto’s exploration of organic structure and delicate balance. Made from paper clay—a blend of traditional clay and paper pulp—the bowl has a lightweight feel with a strong, durable body. Available in two textured finishes, Corteccia features fine ridges inspired by bark or petals, while Cartoccio offers a pleated texture similar to gently wrinkled paper. More substantial in size, Bowls: D25 Grigio Chiaro offers a broader surface while maintaining the flowing geometry found across the collection. Its shape feels relaxed yet intentional, open and softly sculpted. Each bowl is shaped by hand and offered in soft, nuanced tones—natural variations are part of what make every piece unique. Paola Paronetto’s work in paper clay has found a place at the intersection of art and design, appreciated for its craft and clarity of form. This bowl is part of that journey—simple in appearance, thoughtful in process, and grounded in a strong connection to material. Dimensions: D25 x H15 cm About Paola Paronetto Born in Pordenone in 1965, Paola Paronetto’s journey into the world of ceramics began with her training in Umbria and Tuscany, where she mastered the foundational techniques of working with clay. It was here that she discovered her fascination with ceramics, sparking a lifelong passion for experimentation and personal exploration. Over time, Paola’s creative focus shifted to paper clay, a medium that allowed her to craft unique, one-of-a-kind pieces that have since found homes in prestigious shops and galleries across Italy and the world. Her work has captured the attention of the design community, leading to collaborations with architects and designers on high-profile interior design projects. Paola’s innovative approach to ceramics has been celebrated in leading design magazines, and her work is featured in several books dedicated to ceramics and contemporary design. Browse the Paola Paronetto Collection
