Teapot and Cup — Pastel on Rice Paper by Caroline Beauzon - 32¼" x 21¾"

A quiet, graphic study, this pastel on rice paper depicts a teapot with its matching cup, reduced to elegant, weighty silhouettes in deep olive, gently offset by a soft ochre accent within the cup. The composition is defined by restraint: the upper half is occupied by the grounded presence of the teapot, while the lower portion of the sheet is intentionally left open, creating the impression that the objects rest on an invisible table or ledge. This generous use of empty space lends the scene a meditative stillness and a sense of quiet balance. Signed CB for Caroline Beauzon, this contemporary work is presented under glass in a slim natural wood frame. The translucent rice paper brings a warm, parchment-like tone and subtle rippling that enhances the handmade quality and softens the overall composition.

Based in Provence, French artist Caroline Beauzon creates pared-back, graphic works that transform everyday objects into calm, balanced compositions, evoking both the essence of form and a subtle sense of character. Her work has gained widespread recognition among interior designers worldwide for its ability to bring quiet impact to refined spaces.

Hang it in a kitchen, breakfast nook, or dining area where its calm presence complements stoneware, neutral linens, and pale woods. It works beautifully on a picture ledge, layered with ceramics, or as part of a clean-lined gallery wall to introduce warmth and texture without visual noise. The piece brings a contemplative note and an inviting sense of quiet, making a thoughtful focal point near a tea service or a serene addition to a modern living space.

Light wear.
Approx. overall 32¼" high x 21¾" wide x 0¾" thick
Approx. overall 82cm high x 55cm wide x 2cm thick