LOCAL ARTISTS
' Unique and Slow made products '
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Loor Ceramics
Loor Ceramics stands for uniquely handcrafted
ceramic pieces thrown on the potters wheel.
She makes both functional tableware and
decorative art using a combination of her own
favorite clays, coated in earthy coloured glazes
or an abstract slib decoration. You will find that
her love for texture, a neutral colour
pallette and form is reflected in each piece she
makes.
Each object she made is unique, each piece is
a slightly different shape or size, sometimes the
colour varies a little. That makes handmade
ceramics very special. All of which is meant to be
used and loved by you in your day-to-day routines
for many years to come.
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Atelier
Iris Rozendaal
Instagram @atelier.iris.rozendaal
-Fine Handmade Ceramic Objects-
The way the clay moves
cracks
listens to my hands
it's a matter of teamwork
me and the clay
one on one
having a deep conversation.
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Moniek Wolters
Moniek Wolters is a local Poet and Coach.
She now has two poetry collections 'Ertussenin' and 'Laklaag'.
We sell them both in our shop.
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'Geezyre'
Greta Desirèe Facchinato
geezyre.com
Instagram @geezyre
The starting point in Greta's work is often the body, in
particular it's constant relationship between interiority and
exteriority. In recent years she is been interested in
shifting towards a more holistic and sustainable artistic
practice, by paying attention to the choice of
materials / production methodes and looking at inanimate
substances such as natural ink as living matter. In her work
are enclosed references to mythology, archetypes and the
geometrical balance of nature. She finds inspiration in
philosophy, literature, movement and sound. The scope of
her work is to invite the viewer into a self-reflective
condition, by listening to our intuition and sensations.
Part of her practice includes giving workshops and educate
others on how to wild-pick from nature in order to create
sustainable and usable inks for different painting and
printing techniques. During her workshops she teaches
how to extract colour from plants, inviting an intuitive
approach to creativity, by learning from nature.
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'When Life is Slow'
Laura de Jong
Whenlifeisslow.com
Instagram@whenlifeisslow
Embracing life at a slower pace in a
fast spinning world. Cherishing the little
moments like joy of a bunch of wild flowers
brought within the home.
This series of vases is slowly made and
painted by hand. Telling the stories of
many moments spend outside and in
the garden. This is the place where time
slows down naturally.
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Nina van Dijk
ninavandijk.nl
@ninavandijk
Poetry, books and ceramics
With a fascination for old crafts, I want to make things that are real, honest and unique.
As a print-and bookmaker, I developed a love for ceramics and combine all these techniques into my art. Despite the great diversity, everything
I make is refined and has a personal touch.
In my Poetry, I tell a story about love, attraction, repulsion and a deep-seated longing for something that sometimes seems, or turns out te be, unreachable. Poems that are naked, raw, touching,
heartwarming and full of love.
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'Desert Spirit'
Sepideh Jahanpanah
desertspirit.nl
Instagram@desertspiritceramic
Inspired by natural phenomena,
I create timeless designs and lively ceramic pieces
throught exaggerating the traces of my tools and
emphasizing irregularity and imperfection.
Clay offers me infinite opportunities and everything
I crave to do with my hands.
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Studio Steur
Handmade ceramics and woodcarving.
Bringing a nature experience to your home.
My inspiration comes from nature and is reflected in the design or application of my ceramics. My ceramic ‘ikebana*’ objects are made to arrange flowers in a
beautiful way, presenting nature in interior designs.
With my ceramics, in which nature can be experienced up close, I hope to make a small contribution to the general awareness of nature.
My ceramics are handmade / wheel thrown with a lot of attention and love, which results in a unique and artisanal product. The products are often one of a kind objects or
produced as limited edition. My craftsmanship as a maker and the characteristics of clay are reflected in the final product. I hope to generate appreciation
for handcrafted, slow produced, objects.
*Ikebana is one of the Japanese art forms that focus on arranging flowers. Ikebana is all about making flower arrangements, which is why it is also called gift (the way of the
flowers).
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Glas studio Nouck
Light is free and divisible
-- Petra Hermans
I've always loved light. It gives atmosphere to an
environment and evokes a feeling.
And let's be honest, who doesn't like to watch sunlight
playing with colored glass. The possibilities of colors,
texture and the play of line workis the reason that working
with stained glass became mypassion.
By designing the suncatchers I hope
to give everyone a little bit of color an the
pleasure of light in their home.
