Marie-Christine Lété

Give a gift to your favorite artist with this ceramic pencil holder by artist Marie-Christine L'été. This pencil holder with a cat motif is handmade and is therefore a unique piece. An object to keep handy at the office or in your workshop.

Marie-Christine L'été creates decorative ceramic objects in her Montreal studio. Trained at the Centre de céramique Bonsecours in France, she makes her creations on the wheel and fires them in raku. This method of firing makes each object unique and has its own history.

Make a beautiful decorative and utilitarian set by adding the flower picker and the small raku tea cup from the same collection

DETAILS:

MATERIALS: ceramic
DIMENSIONS: 10 x 9 x 9
PROVENANCE: Montreal, Quebec
WEIGHT: 360 g

CARE: Not microwave or dishwasher safe. Pieces fired with the raku technique remain porous. Do not put any liquid on them.

These small round ceramic raku boxes are multi-purpose. A kitty cat box for your cat? A moonlight to go on your bedside table.... Your imagination always needs boxes.

DETAILS:

MATERIALS: Ceramic
PROVENANCE: Montreal, Quebec
DIMENSIONS: 9 x 5.5 x 9.5 cm

WEIGHT: 300 g

Each piece is unique and may vary slightly from the photo.

Boiled eggs are so good! These pretty ceramic egg cups with colorful fish will add a distinctive touch to your table decoration.

ADVANTAGES AND FEATURES :

• white glaze and colorful details

DETAILS AND CARE :

WEIGHT

CARE: Do not put in the dishwasher

This small raku cup, handmade in Montreal, is, without a doubt, the pinnacle of zenitude for your tea break, no matter the time of day.

Ceramicist Marie-Christine Lété creates minimalist and timeless pieces that will add a touch of elegant design to your decor.

For a beautiful effect, compose a set of decorative and utilitarian pieces with the pencil pot and flower holder from the same collection

DETAILS:

MATERIALS: Ceramic
DIMENSIONS: Diameter 9.5 cm, height 7.5 cm
PROVENANCE: Montreal, Quebec

CARE: Not microwave or dishwasher safe. The pieces fired with the raku technique remain porous. The tannin of the tea, after a long time of use, makes them waterproof.

Here is a small bowl ideal to give as a gift to a cat lover. Use it at the table to put salt or spices, or as a decorative object to put small pieces like rings or earrings...

This piece is a creation of Marie-Christine Lété, a Montreal ceramist. Passionate about sculpture, she also produces small series of pieces made on the wheel and fired in raku. Mainly decorative, but also utilitarian, for the time of a meal, they are neither dishwasher nor microwave safe.

Make it a beautiful set by attaching the bowl and the pencil pot from the same collection

Raku, which means joy and pleasure in Japanese, is intimately linked to Zen philosophy and the tea ceremony. This technique, although controlled, gives a unique result for each piece, with the most exciting random effects.

ADVANTAGES AND CHARACTERISTICS

• Unique piece entirely handmade
• As decorative as it is useful

MATERIALS: Raku ceramic
PROVENANCE: Montreal, Quebec

DIMENSIONS: Height 4 cm (1 ½ inch). Diameter 9 cm (3 ½ inches)

MAINTENANCE: Wash in warm water with mild soap. Not dishwasher or microwave safe.

Each piece is unique and may vary slightly from the photo.

To pamper all music lovers! Decorate a piece of clothing, a bag, a hat or even a desk corner with the notes of this beautiful melody by Mozart. Marie-Christine Lété handwrites the scores of the masterpieces of classical music on small, carefully crafted ceramic pieces.

ADVANTAGES AND FEATURES :

• Hand-painted porcelain shaping
• Tissue-safe solid metal fastener
• May cause earworms!

DETAILS :

WEIGHT:

Give a gift to your favorite artist with this ceramic pencil cup by artist Marie-Christine L'été. This pencil holder with a music motif is handmade and is therefore a unique piece. An object to keep handy at the office or in your workshop.

Marie-Christine L'été creates decorative ceramic objects in her Montreal studio. Trained at the Centre de céramique Bonsecours in France, she makes her creations on the wheel and fires them in raku. This method of firing makes each object unique and has its own history.

Compose a beautiful decorative and utilitarian set by adding the flower pick and the small raku tea cup from the same collection

DETAILS:

MATERIALS: ceramic
DIMENSIONS: 10 x 9 x 9 cm (4 x 3.4 x 3.4 inches)
PROVENANCE: Montreal, Quebec

CARE: Not microwave or dishwasher safe. The pieces fired with the raku technique remain porous. Do not put any liquid on it.

This is a perfect little teacup to give as a gift to a music lover. Entirely handmade in Montreal, offer it as a set with the raku ceramic teapot and the mini Music bowl, from the same collection

This piece is a creation of Marie-Christine Lété, a Montreal ceramist. Passionate about sculpture, she also produces small series of pieces made on the wheel and fired in raku. Mainly decorative, but also utilitarian, they are neither dishwasher nor microwave safe.

Raku, which means joy and pleasure in Japanese, was, at the time, intimately linked to Zen philosophy and the tea ceremony. This technique, although controlled, gives a unique result for each piece, with the most exciting random effects.

ADVANTAGES AND CHARACTERISTICS

• Unique piece entirely handmade
• Over time, the tannin in the tea will seal the cup

MATERIALS: Raku ceramic
PROVENANCE: Montreal, Quebec
DIMENSIONS: Height 7 cm (2 ¾ inches). Diameter 8,5 cm (3 ½ inches)

MAINTENANCE: Wash in warm water with mild soap. Not dishwasher or microwave safe

This mini ceramic bowl, entirely handmade in Montreal, will bring a nice touch of color to your table or decor. Use it at the table to put salt or spices, or as a decorative object to put small pieces like rings or earrings...

This piece is a creation of Marie-Christine Lété, a Montreal ceramist. Passionate about sculpture, she also produces small series of pieces made on the wheel and fired in raku. Mainly decorative, but also utilitarian, for the time of a meal, they are neither dishwasher nor microwave safe.

Offer it together with the small colored raku box, from the same collection

Raku, joy and pleasure in Japanese, is, at the time, intimately linked to Zen philosophy and the tea ceremony. This technique, although controlled, gives a unique result for each piece, with the most exciting random effects.

ADVANTAGES AND CHARACTERISTICS

• Unique piece entirely handmade
• As decorative as it is useful

MATERIALS: Raku ceramic
PROVENANCE: Montreal, Quebec
DIMENSIONS: Height 4 cm (1 ½ inch). Diameter 9 cm (3 ½ inches)

MAINTENANCE: Wash in warm water with mild soap. Not dishwasher or microwave safe

Here is a small bowl ideal to give as a gift to a music lover. Use it at the table to put salt or spices, or as a decorative object to put small pieces like rings or earrings...

This piece is a creation of Marie-Christine Lété, a Montreal ceramist. Passionate about sculpture, she also produces small series of pieces made on the wheel and fired in raku. Mainly decorative, but also utilitarian, for the time of a meal, they are neither dishwasher nor microwave safe.

Make a beautiful tea set by adding the small Musique tea cup, from the same collection

Raku, joy and pleasure in Japanese, is, at the time, intimately linked to Zen philosophy and the tea ceremony. This technique, although controlled, gives a unique result for each piece, with the most exciting random effects.

ADVANTAGES AND CHARACTERISTICS

• Unique piece entirely handmade
• As decorative as it is useful

MATERIALS: Raku ceramic
PROVENANCE: Montreal, Quebec
DIMENSIONS: Height 4 cm (1 ½ inch). Diameter 9 cm (3 ½ inches)

MAINTENANCE: Wash in warm water with mild soap. Not dishwasher or microwave safe.

Treat yourself to a moment of zenitude, at home or at the office, with the raku tea service pieces by Montreal ceramicist Marie-Christine Lété.

This teapot will make a beautiful set for your daily tea with the small tea cup and the flower pick from the same collection.

DETAILS:

MATERIALS: Ceramic
DIMENSIONS: Diameter 13 cm, height 13 cm, length 17 cm
PROVENANCE: Montreal, Quebec

CARE: Not microwave or dishwasher safe. The pieces fired with the raku technique remain porous. The tannin of the tea, after a long use, makes them waterproof.

Keep your small office objects, your precious jewelry or your delicate spices in this raku box with a colorful lid

Ceramicist Marie-Christine Lété creates minimalist and timeless pieces that will add a touch of elegance to your decor. Why not make a beautiful decorative ensemble by matching this box with the minimalist flower pick from the same collection?

DETAILS:

MATERIALS : Ceramic
PROVENANCE : Montreal, Quebec
DIMENSIONS : 5.5 x 8 cm

Insert small flowers and wild herbs in this minimalist flower holder, handmade in Montreal

Marie-Christine L'été creates decorative ceramic objects in her Montreal studio. Trained at the Centre de céramique Bonsecours in France, she makes her creations on the wheel and fires them in raku. This method of firing makes each object unique and has its own history.

CARE: Not dishwasher safe. Pieces fired with the raku technique remain porous. But this flowerpot has been sealed so you can put water on it.

These Inukshuk figurines are handmade in Montreal.

The inukshuk is a pile of stones or rocks whose function is to communicate with humans in the Arctic. Marie-Christine Lété painstakingly reproduces them to pay homage to this rich tradition, creating decorative pieces steeped in history.

ADVANTAGES AND CHARACTERISTICS :

• glaze with variable shades
• easy maintenance

DETAILS :

MATERIALS: Ceramic
PROVENANCE: Montreal, Quebec
DIMENSIONS SMALL: 11.5 x 11 x 4.5 cm
DIMENSIONS MEDIUM: 13 x 10 x 5 cm
DIMENSIONS LARGE: 15 x 16 x 5 cm