Square porcelain plate with a gold rim, painted with a robin sitting in a bowl of water under an old tap
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From the wall “Birds by the Water”

Morning Bath

He sits in the water bowl, as if taking his first bath of the morning.

A robin sits in a bowl of water under an old tap, with small drops flying around him. Behind him, a thin green branch climbs a stone wall.

The robin is known for its orange face and breast, and it is one of the friendliest birds in homes and gardens.

In the painting
European robinErithacus rubecula
Material
Square porcelain plate, hand-painted with porcelain colors, gold rim
Size
17 × 17 cm
Painted in
2025, as written next to her signature
Firing
Five stages, between 650 and 750 °C
Status
Available
Acquisition
Price on request
Piece code
MA-BIR-02
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Painted by hand, so no two pieces are alike.

Up close

Details from the piece

The gold frame on the small photo shows where each detail sits on the piece.

Morning Bath: The robin's face
The robin's face
Morning Bath: The old tap
The old tap
Morning Bath: Drops on the bowl
Drops on the bowl
Maysoun's hand signature on “Morning Bath”
Signature and yearThis photo is printed on the certificate of authenticity

From other angles

The piece in the light

On the same wall

Birds by the Water

Six square porcelain plates, each with a small bird by the water: a fountain, a tap, a bucket. Hung together on a living room wall, a hallway or an entrance, they tell one story. Each plate is sold on its own.

At their true size

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