Gundula Sommerer, Raku vase, black, round, Ø 29cm (RR6)
Gundula Sommerer, Raku vase, black, round, Ø 29cm (RR6)
Gundula Sommerer, Raku vase, black, round, Ø 29cm (RR6)
Gundula Sommerer, Raku vase, black, round, Ø 29cm (RR6)

Gundula Sommerer, Raku vase, black, round, Ø 29cm (RR6)

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Manufactured in Germany
Dimensions: H33cm x Ø29cm x T6cm
Weight: 3.264 kg
Material : Ceramic

About the object: Gundula Sommerer's round Raku vases are real eye-catchers and extremely striking in their appearance. The objects, which are handcrafted using a build-up technique, are unique and each of them is perfect on its own or in combination with other vases or vessels. The surface structure, created by carving a spiral across the entire surface of the side parts, gives the vase an additional dimension. Strong as a solitaire, the silky matt black of the Raku-fired vases harmonizes with strong, but also reduced colors and gives flowers, grasses or branches a grandiose stage. The Raku vase has a diameter of approx. 29 cm, a total height of 33 cm and is approx. 6 cm wide. The vase is stable due to its heavy weight of approx. 3.3 kg. It is waterproof and part of a small series and is also available in other sizes.

Manufacturing process: This ceramic vase made of clay is handmade using the slab technique. The vase is not glazed and is fired using the Raku process. In this process, the first firing of the vase takes place at 920°C in an electric kiln and the second firing at approx. 1040°C in a gas kiln. The vase is removed from the kiln while still red-hot and placed in a box with combustible material. It continues to burn in this box for hours in a reduced atmosphere. After cooling down, it is polished on the outside with antique wax and made watertight on the inside with a special sealant.

  • Gundula Sommerer's vases are waterproof, the bowls are slightly water-repellent. The ceramics should only be washed by hand if necessary. Use clear water or a maximum of gentle cleaning agents, a damp cloth and, if necessary, a soft brush. And never use abrasive sponges.
  • Dry the ceramic carefully after cleaning to avoid water stains.
  • Gundula Sommerer's ceramics are not suitable for storing food and are not dishwasher-safe.
  • Ceramics can be rougher on the underside than containers made of other materials. We therefore recommend protecting sensitive surfaces on which the ceramic is to stand from scratching if necessary.
Manufactory

Gundula Sommerer

Gundula Sommerer was born in Stade in 1950. She initially trained as an art teacher from 1969 to 1975 before studying ceramics and sculpture at the Hochschule für Gestaltung in Bremen from 1975 to 1977. She then set up her own business as a ceramicist in Visselhövede. Study trips and work took her to the USA and to France for several years before she returned to Germany in 2004. In 2011
she also completed training as an art therapist.

Gundula Sommerer is a member of the Berufsverband Angewandte Kunst Schleswig-Holstein and the FFKK (Flensborg Fjords Kunst & Kulturforeningen).
From 2016 - 2020 she was a member of Danske Kunsthandvaerkere & Designere
and since 2017 she runs the gallery TonArt in Flensburg together with Ueze Oldenburg.

Gundula Sommerer is regularly represented at exhibitions at home and abroad (France, Denmark, Austria).

Gundula Sommerer, Keramikerin | haptik.de

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