

The Salt Dish by Jean Limousin is a small, ceramic vessel with a wide mouth and a narrow base. The dish is predominantly dark-colored, with a black base and sides that flare outwards. The exterior features intricate, gold-colored designs and three female figures dressed in blue and white clothing. The top and bottom edges of the dish are adorned with a pattern of blue and purple oval shapes outlined in gold. The background of the dish is decorated with gold filigree and other gold accents. The overall design is ornate and features a mix of blue, white, gold, and black colors.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 750 × 662 px
- Museum Record
- View original
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