Since the beginning of my craft activity I process the material clay. Initially, exclusively on the potter's wheel, for several years I have been using casting molds made of plaster to duplicate my vessels. My special interest is the design of jars.
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Until the 19th century, jars were richly decorated luxury items that served as gifts. They were used to store valuable goods - for sugar, sweets, tobacco, and especially jewelry.
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Jars were made of a wide variety of materials, the higher quality ones from alabaster, precious metals or porcelain, simple jars from tin.
small height: 10cm without knob
medium height: 14cm without knob
large height: 13cm without knob
flat height: 6cm ø 18cm
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Ceramic sliding patterns or even gold overlays, which fuse with the glaze in the process of firing, serve as surface design.
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On the lids of the jars are different materials such as metals, plastic, glass and paper in different combinations as a knob. This gives the cans their special, individual charm.
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STOCKIST
Stuttgart • Blossfeldt Blumen
Halle • Zeitkunstgalerie
Berlin • Goldberg
München • Tragbar
München • Bayerischer Kunstgewerbeverein e.V.
Bozen • Tonhaus
Hamburg • Eisliebe
Dresden • Kleinod