Jette Hellerøe Danmark Studiokeramik Tischlampe 1970s Studiokeramik dänische brutalistische Kunst Keramik Danish Design abstrakt Hinter dem Kürzel Axella verbirgt

Hinter dem Kürzel Axella verbirgt sich der bekannte dänische Keramikkünstler Aksel Larsen

This bowl can be used very well as a decorative element in addition to teak furniture

a beautiful eye-catcher for your home

This richly decorated bowl dates from the 1950s and impresses with its different shades of blue

diameter saucer approx

Jette Hellerøe Danmark Studiokeramik Tischlampe 1970s Studiokeramik dänische brutalistische Kunst Keramik Danish Design abstrakt Hinter dem Kürzel Axella verbirgtHere I have this handmade table lamp for you by the artist Jette Hellere. Jette Hellere is one of Denmark's outstanding ceramic artists and worked for Haslev Ceramics, among others, until she opened her own studio in Lnstrup in 1972. She worked there until 2001. This elaborately crafted lamp, in the typical 70s brutalism style, was created in her own workshop. The lamp is decorated with an artistic floral pattern and painted in many colors, which