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We favor a fully bespoke delivery approach, tailored to the nature and value of each piece. Lythore supports its clients by overseeing the transport through to the final destination. All deliveries are subject to a prior online quote request, to which we respond within 24 to 48 hours. Import taxes and duties may apply depending on the destination country.
Each piece is entirely handmade by the creator. This artisanal process ensures that every creation is truly unique. Subtle variations in dimensions, form, or finish may occur, reflecting the authenticity, craftsmanship, and singular character of each piece.
Léontine Furcy is a self-taught French sculptor. After studying law and communication, and working in styling, set design and audiovisual scenography, she turned to sculpture, shaped by a decisive encounter with stoneware. Inspired by her graphic-designer mother’s hand-made practice, she searches for gestures and forms rising from sensibility, then builds them with extreme care on chamotted clay slabs to preserve their original lightness and movement. Numbered and named, her pieces form an ensemble, emerging from pre-verbal memory.
Delivery
We favor a fully bespoke delivery approach, tailored to the nature and value of each piece. Lythore supports its clients by overseeing the transport through to the final destination. All deliveries are subject to a prior online quote request, to which we respond within 24 to 48 hours. Import taxes and duties may apply depending on the destination country.
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Each piece is entirely handmade by the creator. This artisanal process ensures that every creation is truly unique. Subtle variations in dimensions, form, or finish may occur, reflecting the authenticity, craftsmanship, and singular character of each piece.
Artist
Léontine Furcy is a self-taught French sculptor. After studying law and communication, and working in styling, set design and audiovisual scenography, she turned to sculpture, shaped by a decisive encounter with stoneware. Inspired by her graphic-designer mother’s hand-made practice, she searches for gestures and forms rising from sensibility, then builds them with extreme care on chamotted clay slabs to preserve their original lightness and movement. Numbered and named, her pieces form an ensemble, emerging from pre-verbal memory.
