Self-Portraits,
Terroir Ceramics,
& Filipino Table Culture

by Jose Solon Perfecto

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Chef Joaquin Carsi Cruz of UNA at The Salt hotel in La Union collaborated with Chef Mark Singson, Top Chef Canada finalist, for a one-night-only menu on October 17 to introduce A LaQue, the first Filipino-founded wine label from Canada.

Jose Solon Perfecto made exclusive Terroir Ceramics for each guest at the dinner.

EVENT: UNA presents “Four Hands, Four Stories,” a dinner experience with Perfecto Deli ceramics for every guest in La Union

CERAMICS: “Nocturne en bleu” sculptures, pods, and objets d’art

Jose Solon Perfecto’s latest series of sculptures, “Nocturne en bleu,” are inspired by a recurring dream of his grandmother and her relatives from Cebu.

The cobalt blue ceramics were recently featured in Cebu for the Vito Selma and Casa Selma pop-up, “Where City Meets Home;” in Bacolod for the group exhibit, “Daluyong,” during the L’Fisher Hotel 36th Founding Anniversary; and in Manila at Format (formerly Faculty Projects) for the group exhibit, “Untold Stories.”


Ceramic Art. Filipino Culture.

Jose Solon Perfecto is a Filipino ceramic artist that investigates the material character of the Philippines. His Terroir Ceramics become his work with the land. He forages, blends, and ages his own wild clay at his workshop at the foot of a mountain in La Union.

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Address:
12426A Sitio Butingting, Brgy. Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union 2514

Hours:
Monday–Saturday
9am–4pm
(By Appointment)

Email:
info@solonperfecto.com

 

Jose and Aussy established Solon Perfecto Ceramics & Culture in 2020. It began as an expression of living an unhurried life that celebrates Filipino table culture and champions Filipino values. Now in its sixth year, the husband-and-wife artists continue to make art, tell stories, and create ceramics and culture from their home studio — while raising a family and trying to keep a 35-year-old Pajero running.