Agnieszka Borkowska

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Bellflowers with function

Delicate, translucent funnel-shaped flower heads made of porcelain in all imaginable sizes and a wide variety of applications: Agnieszka Borkowska uses them as earrings, flower vases, bowls or elements of free objects. But that's not all: Her penchant for the organic can also be found in the shape and decoration of her porcelain and stoneware tableware. A wondrous world of floral ornaments, curved plates and filigree trifles is created!

Agnieszka Borkowska
Zawiszy Czarnego 51A
95-100 Zgierz
Poland

+48 5019-30739

www.cerama.net.pl
ceramika@cerama.net.pl

 

Agnieszka Borkowska's main areas of work well explained:

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