Bernardaud Fernand Léger Bleu

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About this piece · Bernardaud ref. 2594-24672

Delivery: Bernardaud porcelain is made in Limoges, France. Pieces in stock ship within 3–5 business days. Pieces made to order by Bernardaud take 3–4 weeks. We will email you the expected ship date within 72 hours of your order.

Bernardaud Fernand Léger Bleu – Limoges Porcelain Sculpture

Limited edition of 199. "Color is a vital necessity. It is a material essential to life, like air and fire." Fernand Léger After designing bas-reliefs, Fernand Léger dedicates himself to sculptures. La Fleur qui marche is one of the first he conceived, and the most representative example of his work. Ceramic seemed an ideal material for the artist, who had long dreamed of integrating color into the landscape. This resistant material can be installed outdoors. The artist designs very colorful works, using a palette of vivid colors little used by ceramists until then. For him, ceramics have no utilitarian function; he sees them as animation, entertainment in space or on a wall. His colors are vibrant. Reproduction of Fernand Léger's original work, La Fleur qui marche . 2024 ADAGP, Paris.

The Bernardaud Fernand Léger Bleu is crafted by Bernardaud, the storied Limoges porcelain house founded in 1863. From its workshops in Limoges, France, Bernardaud has supplied the world's finest tables for more than 160 years, pairing the region's famed kaolin porcelain with contemporary artistry.

Product Details

Brand & Origin

Brand: Bernardaud
Made in: Limoges, France — house founded 1863
Type: Sculpture
Item: 2594-24672

Materials & Craftsmanship

Material: Limoges Porcelain
Finish: Decorated and finished in Limoges, many designs with hand-applied gold or platinum

Collection

Part of the Fernand Léger collection.

The Perfect Gift

Bernardaud porcelain is treasured on fine tables worldwide. Beautifully presented, the Fernand Léger Bleu makes a memorable gift for weddings, anniversaries, and milestone celebrations.

Care: Wash with warm water, mild dish soap and the soft side of a sponge, never the abrasive side; avoid sudden temperature changes.