Moorcroft Autumn Equinox Vase
2022 The Colors of Autumn Collection
Designer: Emma Bossons FRSA
Shape: 46/12
Numbered Edition
Dimensions: H 31 x W 13 x D 13 cm
For an instant you glimpse William Moorcroft’s Eventide c.1920, a wooded landscape on mottled pink and blues, and then you notice that you are entering into territory that you have not seen before, where dome-shaped hills of midnight blue fuse with almost iridescent pearl-pinks and violet-blues flushed with apple to sage greens, to release a sense of peace. Strangely, you become aware that the landscape is crisp and yet holds the mystery of an autumn equinox, where the sun and moon float simultaneously in the sky.
Under clouds of auburn, carmine and cherry-red leaves, the sky glimmers in chestnut gold before diffusing into a blue tide over undulating hills. The allure of this design is simple – designer, Emma Bossons has taken William’s clouded trees of Eventide and taken them into a surreal landscape, holding not just his palette, but all the colours of autumn’s equinox. With mastery, the distinctions between copse and sky become fused, woven together in the breath-taking world of Autumn Equinox.
THE COLORS OF AUTUMN COLLECTION
Nothing compares to the range of depth and intensity of the colours of autumn, they stir our inner most souls. Red for energy, passion and action; brown calls for security, protection and earthy tranquillity; yellow, the colour of cheerfulness, the mind and the intellect; orange the colour of adventure, radiating warmth and happiness, and when combined, the autumnal colour palette holds an energy like no other season. Amber, auburn, cinnamon, gamboge, crimson, carmine, cornelian, carnelian, scarlet, maroon, burgundy, and russet – there are a multitude of words that ignite the fire of autumn.
Moorcroft’s Colours of Autumn Collection takes you into a world where ceramic alchemy reveals autumn’s glory in a way which words cannot muster; a decadent feast for the eyes as we journey through autumnal scenes and images holding a hearty blast of warmth before the cool-blue hues of winter reside.





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