Ingrid Ripke-Bolinius

RUtility ceramicsPorcelainGlazeEngobes
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As an autodidact in the ceramic trade to reach an independent, artistic position is quite difficult! Not only years of training in the craft are needed to find a really good form - also the development of creative skills usually requires a sound training by master craftsmen. Ingrid Ripke-Bolinius has succeeded: As a self-taught artist, she has made a place for herself in the world of ceramics with her filigree porcelain tableware!

Ingrid Ripke-Bolinius
Albert-Schiestl-Weg 12
27726 Worpswede
Germany

+49 (0) 4792-3445

www.ripke-bolinius-keramik.de
ripkebolinius@t-online.de

 

Ingrid Ripke-Boliniu's work focus well explained:

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