Viktor Janáki PLANTER _ 1407

This planter by Viktor Janáki is defined by its dense, tactile surface and restrained form. The matte glaze combines turquoise and graphite tones, creating a rough, granular texture that feels almost volcanic or mineral in character.
Janáki studied ceramics at the Hungarian Academy of Applied Arts between 1951-1956, where he was taught by leading figures such as István Gádor and Miklós Borsos. His early works focused on glazed vessels and ceramic objects, often exploring surface through experimental firing and material combinations.
This piece reflects that approach - where glaze is not just a finish but a primary expressive layer, shaping the perception of the object.
A compact, material-driven object - grounded, raw, and quietly sculptural.

Dimensions: H22.5 x W20cm
Weight: 2328g
Material: Ceramic
Microwave safe: No
Oven safe: No
Care instructions: Handwash only. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasives or cleaners as they may damage the finish.