Halima Juma (b. 1980)
Pair of bowls, 2024
Wood-fired stoneware
Each 12 × 28 cm
Estimate KES 60,000–90,000
Bidding
Sold
KES 100,000
Hammer price. Buyer's premium of 20% and VAT on the premium are added.
Bids · 19
- KES 100,000 Paddle 147 Online 23:16
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- KES 65,000 Paddle 152 Online 23:12
- KES 60,000 Paddle 370 Online 23:12
- KES 55,000 Paddle 462 Online 23:12
- KES 50,000 Paddle 472 Online 23:11
- KES 47,500 Paddle 315 Online 23:08
- KES 45,000 Paddle 200 Online 23:07
- KES 42,500 Paddle 343 Online 23:07
- KES 40,000 Paddle 152 Online 23:06
- KES 37,500 Paddle 284 Online 23:05
- KES 35,000 Paddle 200 Online 23:04
- KES 32,500 Paddle 472 Online 23:00
- KES 30,000 Paddle 124 Online 22:45
About the work
Two wide, shallow bowls fired side by side in the same kiln, so that the ash fell on each from the same direction: one carries a pool of green glaze at its centre, the other a ring of it around the rim.
Condition
Excellent.
Provenance
Acquired from the artist, 2024.
The artist
Juma throws stoneware vessels and fires them in a wood kiln she built near Kilifi, where the ash from three days of firing settles on the shoulders of the pots and runs into glaze. Her tall bottles and wide bowls carry the marks of where they sat in the kiln, and no two come out alike.
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