Jette Hellerøe für Axella Stentøj Denmark Danish Design Hängelampe 1970s Danish Brutalist Design graverenspottery which particularly catches the eye

which particularly catches the eye with the blue accents

Hier habe ich diese außergewöhnlich schöne Vase von dem westdeutschen Keramikhersteller Carstens Tönniershof für euch

otherwise this bowl also makes a good complement to dark surfaces or teak furniture

Dimensions teapot: diameter: approx

this mug can serve as a unique addition to modern furniture

Jette Hellerøe für Axella Stentøj Denmark Danish Design Hängelampe 1970s Danish Brutalist Design graverenspottery which particularly catches the eyeHere I have this handmade pendant lamp by the artist Jette Hellere for you. Jette Hellere is one of Denmark's outstanding ceramists and worked for Haslev Ceramics, among others, until she opened her own studio in Lnstrup in 1972. She worked there until 2001. She created this hanging lamp for the famous ceramic workshop Axella. The lamp catches the eye with its extremely skilfully designed lampshade and the multicolored glaze different shades of blue