At the moment we can open a kiln every 4 days with new stuff - it feels like we are cutting 24/7. But one pattern leads to another
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- Meyer-Lavigne
- Meyer-Lavigne is a Danish design collective. The duo behind the Copenhagen based firm is Kristine Meyer and Sabine Lavigne.
7 comments:
Beautiful!
I really love the grey mugs in the first photo.
åhhh hvor er de fine alle sammen...
Thank you so much for the sweet words.
do you use ceramic transfer paper or paints or something? they are really beautiful, but i can't quite work out how it's done!!
Hi Louweezwee. Our work is done with ceramic transfers that we do our selfs.
looking truly good!!
they are lovely!
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