easterwishes

photo : dietlind wolf

wish you wonderful easterdays.

first green

photo : dietlind wolf

the first green in tuileries garden (paris during maison et objet fair)

grows with the beautiful chaises palais royal
 chairtalk

alster ice

photo : dietlind wolf

ice on lake, so amazing whenever it happens ,

walking in a breugelpainting or pasttime 1886 

all gone by now.

werkschau metalroom

photo : dietlind wolf

i adored the antique redgold shades and the alchemy in hidden secrets of a goldsmith, 

financial reasons with the high goldprice of the first oilcrises balked my plans to become one.

so i started guilding paper glas  leather as well as textiles and porcelain(stoneware) ,

 and fell in love with waxcarving which turned into spoons and rings and from pure solid silver, 

the real beauty of metals starts with the oxidation when time goes by.

bonne annee 2012

photo/illu : dietlind wolf

happy new year !

palaisXIII pendants

photos : dietlind wolf

the new displays and pendants at palaixXIII

on sunday 4. will be a wonderful artisan market with palais XIII at 

elbgold ( lagerstrasse 34c 20357 hamburg 11-19.00)

paper print room

photos : dietlind wolf + fabia schubert

here you could  find all about my time drawing, cutting out and printing on different materials 

2 drawerful of

photos : dietlind wolf

part of my handmade unique items 

werkschau pendants

styling + photos : dietlind wolf

a glimpse how the new pendant collection was shown on my werkschau,

the pendents are made all from solid dyed porcelain, 

in a wide range of closely varying shades ,

its always stunningly how different the colours appears in the stadiums from wet, dry and finely fired.


the online shop starting with the pendants will be 

open now !
and next week for poeple around here, they will be available 
 in hamburg exclusively at palais 13

celadon

so amazing, being published with my porcelain in schoener wohnen magazine ! 

this is how it began,my aunt asked and invited me regularly to her ceramic atelier,

unfortunaly i had no interest, until 2003 i visited the museum for east asian art in cologne,

they have this adorable collection of sung dynasty porcelains,

the porcelains  in all the light to dark green shades,immediately i feel in love,

this was exactly what i wanted for my styling productions,  

and asked my aunt, if i could start with porcelain instead of stoneware..so i did.

 i had no idea of the material at all, and the disillusion reached me,

when it came to the glaze, i would need an gas kiln, and there was no way to realise it. 

glazing is an art by itself, (christiane perrochon is my queen of glazes.

hers are so thin, like layers of coloured milk)  unreachable.

so i tried out my way with dyed non glazed porcelain, i am a part time ceramist, 

and most of what i create are unique pieces,

photo : dietlind wolf

my celadons with coloured porcelain non glazed.

they are all stamped with my initials the month and the year, and my sign of flow1( made for jewellery)