A hand-baked tile with a glazed ceramic finish. Comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

'Self-portrait at the Table' by Claire Tabouret is a ceramic work measuring 13 × 13 × 1 cm, produced in 2025. A figure — the artist herself — rests with her face buried in her hands, elbows on a surface, wearing a teal-and-amber striped garment rendered in loose, gestural marks against a saturated ochre ground. The image is fired or transfer-printed onto the ceramic tile's flat face, carrying the visual language of Tabouret's painted portraits into a new material register. Known for large-scale paintings of figures caught in states of psychological tension, Tabouret here compresses that same intensity into a palm-sized object. The downward turn of the face, hair pinned up, hands pressed to temples — a posture legible as exhaustion, concentration, or withdrawal — reads with the same charged ambiguity her painted figures carry at any scale.