Inspiration from the work of Jürg Stäheli.

Jürg Stäheli is a trained sculptor who works with stone, clay and plants. For around 40 years, he has been intensively involved with bonsai and the associated bonsai ceramics. His artistic work is strongly influenced by Japanese ceramics and culture, resulting in, among other things, tea bowls of particular expressiveness. He makes these from stoneware clay mined in the Westerwald (Germany) and fires them at 1250 degrees. Stäheli works in slab and kurinuki techniques and constantly seeks to explore the limits of form and glaze. At the heart of his work is the artistic exploration and perception of materials. It is the sensory experience of the objects that constantly challenges and inspires him.

Colour: white, beige, grey

Size: D: 10.5 cm / H: 7.8 cm

Material: stoneware clay fired at 1250 degrees

Glazes: stoneware glazes

Technique: slab technique and kurinuki technique

The objects are acid-resistant and dishwasher-safe.