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Dansk Kunsthåndværk, Danish Crafts

 1996 Nr. #2
luxury to walk around the educated to see and understand Kunstindustrimuseum have museums two floors of lovely Again it was artists themselves – the pleasures of studio ceramics! museum also has a large ceramics, which is continually in 1994, either alone or with bookshop and a large and varied kept up to date.
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Dansk Kunsthåndværk, Danish Crafts

 2000 Nr. #2
The second wave of inspiration is The Textile Biennale in Lausanne, associated with the development of studio ceramics and is dated as early as the inter-war years. today, but which is too wide- It was attended by many Nordic 5 ranging for the actual subject of craft artists, primarily in ceramics this article.
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Dansk Kunsthåndværk, Danish Crafts

 1997 Nr. #4
Ceramics from times past has been of great importance for my work with form and glaze. Curved dishes and vase forms from ancient China and glassy glazes such as celadon and crystal inspire me to make ceramics. Danish ceramics, 1850-1997. But Gutte Eriksen is the one who has made these potentials a reality in her ceramics.
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Dansk Kunsthåndværk, Danish Crafts

 2003 Nr. #3
trained at the ceramics firm Kahler, and the chef Søren Ørum. august 2003 Multiple realities This summer 33 designers in www.trofae.dk the fields of ceramics, industrial Anna Juul Holm. Glasobjekter- glass and ceramics, graduated inspireret af insekter og andre from the school, and the gradu- mærkelige væsner.
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Dansk Kunsthaandværk

 1955 Nr. #9-10
In front ceramics by Lisa Engqvist. Just as confidently as she Weaving Shop, in blue-green colours, Finn Juhl's charac- worked in pastel last year, she was now using bright blue, white and yellow colours in broad stripes traversing teristic furniture and Axel Briiel's bluff ceramics and a range of pure and mixed shades.
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