Frauke Farin

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The way is the goal 

An old camper, a large portion of curiosity and a 2-year waltz through various ceramic workshops in Holland, England and Italy stood after the training at the beginning of Frauke Farin's path to the ceramist with his own workshop. Utility ceramics made of red clay, stamped, engobed, scratched and painted find their own form and expression on her potter's wheel.

Frauke Farin
Humboldtstr. 2
26121 Oldenburg
Germany

+49 (0) 163-7494194

www.fraukeramik.de
frauke@fraukeramik.de

 

Frauke Farin's work focus well explained:

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