Tischblume Seerose Becher "I try to limit my
Description
"I try to limit my vocabulary of forms by abstracting forms from nature and transforming them into objects that are beautiful and work well
1932 als Kaffeeservice gestaltet
das während der zahlreichen Aufenthalte Ruth Gurvichs in den Ateliers der Manufaktur entstanden ist
The painter
The plaster moulds required in this process usually consist of several parts
Tischblume Seerose Becher "I try to limit myAs unique as their natural counterparts and without the use of model moulds, these miniatures grow in the hands of the artisans. Careful shaping and joining of innumerable individual leaves, fine filaments and delicate stems creates every flower. The furnace decides how the petals fall, giving each flower its very own individual character. Big or small, hand painted or in pure white porcelain no two are alike.
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