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JANE WÅHLSTEDT. For Jani, Laholm, A ceramic bowl, signed Jani.
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3161011. JANE WÅHLSTEDT. For Jani, Laholm, A ceramic bowl, signed Jani.
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3161011. JANE WÅHLSTEDT. For Jani, Laholm, A ceramic bowl, signed Jani.
Description
Bowl with carved and painted decor in blue
Height 8 cm,, diameter approx. 13 cm (unsymmetrical)
Jani Ceramics 1949-1970
Jane Wåhlstedt, who during the period 1944-1949 had been employed at Laholm Keramik, chose to start her own production in 1949 under the name JanI Keramik together with her husband Nils Larsson. The name "JaNi" is a combination of the initial letters of their respective first names.
Jani got her inspiration from trips abroad and in 1951 she introduced the so-called Sgraffitto technique. Her penchant for strong colors, dark faces and images from the plant kingdom was reflected in the ceramics. The production became very popular and was sold all over the world. The business was closed down in 1970. A total of 20 people worked at Jani Keramik over the years. (Source: Signature.se).
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3161011. JANE WÅHLSTEDT. For Jani, Laholm, A ceramic bowl, signed Jani.
Description
Bowl with carved and painted decor in blue
Height 8 cm,, diameter approx. 13 cm (unsymmetrical)
Jani Ceramics 1949-1970
Jane Wåhlstedt, who during the period 1944-1949 had been employed at Laholm Keramik, chose to start her own production in 1949 under the name JanI Keramik together with her husband Nils Larsson. The name "JaNi" is a combination of the initial letters of their respective first names.
Jani got her inspiration from trips abroad and in 1951 she introduced the so-called Sgraffitto technique. Her penchant for strong colors, dark faces and images from the plant kingdom was reflected in the ceramics. The production became very popular and was sold all over the world. The business was closed down in 1970. A total of 20 people worked at Jani Keramik over the years. (Source: Signature.se).
Condition
No remarks.
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