Vintage Bowl Plate in Ceramic by Alessio Tasca, Italy, 1970

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Large and decorative ceramic bowl designed and made by Alessio Tasca, Italy 1970s. This striking ceramic bowl is a powerful … Read more Large and decorative ceramic bowl designed and made by Alessio Tasca, Italy 1970s. This striking ceramic bowl is a powerful example of Alessio Tasca’s distinctive approach to form, rhythm and surface. Executed in the 1970s, the piece is defined by a strong geometric structure composed of an open grid pattern that curves organically into a generous oval shape. The repetition of square and rectangular openings creates a dynamic interplay of light and shadow, giving the bowl a sculptural presence that changes with its surroundings. Made in glazed ceramic, the surface reveals subtle tonal variations and a tactile depth that emphasizes the handmade character of the piece. The bowl’s large scale is particularly impressive and highly uncommon within Tasca’s production, elevating it beyond a functional object into a true statement piece. Its form suggests both architectural rigor and organic movement, a balance that lies at the heart of Tasca’s work. The bowl is preserved in good condition, showing light age related craquelé to the glaze, consistent with its age and material. This natural aging enhances its character and authenticity without detracting from its visual impact. The underside is stamped with the Tasca mark, confirming authorship and origin. Highly decorative and visually engaging, this bowl functions equally well as a centerpiece or as a sculptural object in its own right, for example hanging on the wall. It represents an important example of Italian ceramic design from the postwar period and is a desirable acquisition for collectors drawn to bold form, material expression and refined craftsmanship. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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