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Ifriqiya Bowl

Sale price$1,065

Ifriqiya is a sculptural bowl inspired by the ancient vessels of North Africa and the Mediterranean. Its broad form and pronounced rim recall ceremonial Africa and the Mediterranean. Its broad form and pronounced rim recall ceremonial bowls used for wine, offerings, and communal rituals across the region. Named after Ifriqiya, the historic name for the lands centered around present-day Tunisia, the bowl draws from the region’s Phoenician and Punic heritage. Its hand- worked surface and subtle irregularities give it the presence of an archaeological object shaped by centuries of use and time.

Dimensions: 15" (h) x 10" (w)

Ifriqiya Bowl
Ifriqiya Bowl Sale price$1,065

Country of Origin

United States

About the Maker

Maison Lamiè

George Lamiè is an Egyptian artist whose work distills the essence of place, memory, and material into sculptural forms
that feel both ancient and immediate. His creative sensibility has been shaped not only by his Mediterranean heritage
and upbringing, but by the cities he’s called home; years in New York instilled a reverence for architectural form and
discipline, while his time in Los Angeles deepened his affinity for the imperfect, the organic, and the effortlessly layered.
Rooted in heritage and refined through a global lens, Lamiè’s pieces are tactile studies in contrast: timeworn yet
contemporary, raw yet composed. Working with elemental forms and understated palettes, he creates objects that carry
emotional weight—designed to live in dialogue with the spaces they inhabit.
Lamiè’s work resonates with those drawn to depth over decoration. More than decor, his collections offer presence and
narrative—evoking a lived-in elegance that anchors modern interiors.
Lamiè currently crafts each piece by hand in his private studio in Atlanta’s Buckhead district.