2025 Limited Edition 13.25” x 9.25” Art Tile
Hand painted, Signed & Dated on the front and back by A. Pachum (Andrej Pachom) – Kaola Studio
A dramatic study in light and shadow, Roses in Tonal Grays is a striking 2025 limited edition art piece by A. Pachum (Andrej Pacchom) of Kaola Studio, Bolesławiec, Poland.
Rendered entirely in tonal grays, the composition features blooming roses and delicate buds rising against a softly diffused background. The monochromatic palette highlights Pachom’s mastery of shading and brushwork, giving the florals remarkable depth and dimensionality. A refined ornamental border frames the piece, adding contrast and classical balance.
The artwork is signed and dated on the front and additionally marked Limited Edition, signed and dated on the back, along with the Ceramika Kaola studio stamp. Felt pads have been applied for surface protection, allowing for display as a tabletop piece or wall-mounted tile.
A sophisticated and collectible example of contemporary Polish ceramic art.
All the Polish Pottery we sell is Quality 1 and handcrafted & hand-painted by artisans in Boleslawiec Poland.
Please note: Any white dots (other than those in the pattern) you may see are from my camera - not defects in the painting.
2025 Limited Edition 13.25” x 9.25” Art Tile
Hand painted, Signed & Dated on the front and back by A. Pachum (Andrej Pachom) – Kaola Studio
A dramatic study in light and shadow, Roses in Tonal Grays is a striking 2025 limited edition art piece by A. Pachum (Andrej Pacchom) of Kaola Studio, Bolesławiec, Poland.
Rendered entirely in tonal grays, the composition features blooming roses and delicate buds rising against a softly diffused background. The monochromatic palette highlights Pachom’s mastery of shading and brushwork, giving the florals remarkable depth and dimensionality. A refined ornamental border frames the piece, adding contrast and classical balance.
The artwork is signed and dated on the front and additionally marked Limited Edition, signed and dated on the back, along with the Ceramika Kaola studio stamp. Felt pads have been applied for surface protection, allowing for display as a tabletop piece or wall-mounted tile.
A sophisticated and collectible example of contemporary Polish ceramic art.
All the Polish Pottery we sell is Quality 1 and handcrafted & hand-painted by artisans in Boleslawiec Poland.
Please note: Any white dots (other than those in the pattern) you may see are from my camera - not defects in the painting.
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