Roswitha Winde-Pauls

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Perfect forms, sculptures with function: Roswitha Winde-Paul's unique vessels are made of Limoges porcelain with great craftsmanship. The cool white of the material - mostly unglazed, sometimes polished and provided with grooves of silver wire - and the strict, clear design of her wafer-thin works reveal sophisticated shadow plays on her all-useful pieces: Fancy vases, thin-footed bowls, or cuddly celadon-glazed mugs.

 

Roswitha Winde-Pauls
Gut Wotersen 12
21514 Wotersen
Germany

+49 (0) 4158-890379

www.winde-pauls.de
roswitha@winde-pauls.de

 

Roswitha Winde-Paul's main areas of work well explained:

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