Posted 12 years ago
austrohung…
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Mmmm... just one posting today.
This is a TUNDRA bowl designed by Michael Bang - son of the famous Jacob Bang- in 1977. This one stand almost 7,2 cm. tall and its diameter is 8,8 cm.
This series has a lot of different designs and just lik it happens with many of Holmegaard designs, the name is given because of the colour and/or decoration, in this case the brown flowing lines around the piece (by the way, this must have a technicalword in English, does anybody know how to call this kind of work?
An Italian term is used 'a pennellate' : pasta vitrea inclusions. Carlo Scarpa invented the technique for Venini in 1940.
http://www.muranonet.com/glossary/pennellate.html
I suppose it's a form of filigrana?
Scarpa also did something called "sommerso a spirali" which looks more controlled than the Michael Bang pieces. I got my first Michael Bang Tundra only a few months ago.
Should we call it "free filigrana"? LOL
By the way, the few TUNDRA items I've seen for sale online were pretty expensive. Is it such a special series?
So you have another TUNDRA... Can we please see it? ;)