Lagoon blue, mint, celadon: colour at the table
On the studio shelves, pale glazes sit next to lagoon blue, mint and celadon. Colour changes the table, and sometimes the dish itself.
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Setting a mismatched table
Nothing says you must choose twelve identical plates. A table put together piece by piece has more character, provided you keep a common thread.
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Which mug for which drink?
From the small size to the one-litre, the studio’s mugs come in several sizes. The right choice depends mostly on what you pour into it, and on the time of day.
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Caring for your ceramics, day to day
A glazed stoneware bowl is made to be used every day. A few simple habits are enough to keep it looking good for years.
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From wheel to kiln: the steps of a piece
Between a block of clay and a bowl on the table, several weeks go by. Here are the main steps, as they happen in the Giv’at Brenner studio.
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Why every piece is a little different
Two bowls of the same model, side by side, are never quite twins. One opens a little wider, the other is a little heavier, and the glaze has not run in the same place.
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