A unique, one piece only, Japanese and Dutch delftblue fusion ceramic amphora vase delft christmas figurines This is why this painting

This is why this painting technique (like delftware) is called underglaze painting as it is done directly on the bisqueware before the glazing

Bring authentic Dutch craftsmanship to your table with this charming approximatly 9-inch or 22cms rectangular delftware cake dish

this single-piece plaque showcases the refined artistry and technical precision that defines traditional Dutch ceramic craftsmanship

Each piece features traditional cobalt blue patterns applied by skilled artisans

Technique: slipcast and handpainted at Montagnes Dutchceramics pottery in Gouda

A unique, one piece only, Japanese and Dutch delftblue fusion ceramic amphora vase delft christmas figurines This is why this paintingA unique, one piece only, Japanese and Dutch delftblue fusion ceramic amphora vase. As we have almost forgotten, delftware once was meant as an imitation of imported, thus very expensive Asian porcelain (in the late 16th and 17th century). And so gradually became a style of its own. Now at Dutchceramics we bring back some of its Asian roots in our delftware from Holland. The frontside shows a handpainted geisha, and on the backside a demon ghost.