RED AND GREEN Ü-KERAMIK ‘STUDIO LINE’ VASE 100 and light blue—applied using a

and light blue—applied using a series of 'wax-resist' techniques to allow the underlayers of decoration and the tan ground to show through

The Madoura workshop is famously where Picasso realized his ceramic designs while living in Vallauris (1948-1955)

where the symbol is absent

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RED AND GREEN Ü-KERAMIK ‘STUDIO LINE’ VASE 100 and light blue—applied using aA rather vigorous chamotte posy vase from KERAMIK's Studio Line. A shiny scarlet belly band with an olive green meander sits atop a pigeon gray underglaze. The form details evoke wood turning. KERAMIK (aka BELACKER) began as a tin foundry in 1909 in the small town of Ransbach Baumbach in the southwest German state of Rhineland Palatinate. Master tinsmith Johann belacker initially produced simple pewterware, but he was soon experimenting with pieces