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I was only 4 years old when my great-grandmother served me my first cup of coffee. It was a black cup of freshly made filter coffee, no sugar, and no milk – just the way she liked it.
The only thing that made this dark brew slightly more child friendly was the mug she had poured the coffee into. It was an old children’s mug from the 60’s, decorated with a little girl and a cat. I loved that mug.
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Finally I’ve managed to get some photos together of my latest collection of work. “Familien” is a quirky collection of different characters made for the kitchen. The collection consists of a jug, lidded container with a leather strap, a salt pig and salt and pepper shakers. I have used bone china, earthenware and stoneware to …
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Last week I was selected to be featured on the Trend Bible tour at New Designers. Apparently my new collection is bang on trend!
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Here are some lights I made earlier on in the year. The lamp shades are made in Parian, a form of porcelain known for its sheen and translucency. The embossed surface is created with laser etching technology.
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Dendro, which means tree in Latin, takes inspiration from the natural world. The designs, screen-printed onto miniature plates, replicate the beautiful imperfections created from cracks that form in dry tree trunks.
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It has been over half a year, but I have finally found some time to update my blog… As you may have guessed from the title, I have been working towards my Master’s Degree in Ceramic Design at Staffordshire University. For the last eight months I have been busy creating new pieces, whilst working towards …
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My latest body of work takes inspiration from Scandinavian knitting and embroidery patterns. Coming from Norway myself, I have a particular connection with these designs, and I can even remember my great grandmother knitting mittens and using these patterns for the local fishermen before they went out to sea. For this collection I wanted to give …
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I’ve decided to upload an older piece today and as you may have guessed, it’s made from wood as opposed to bone china. In one of the first weeks at university we were given a brief to make a wooden spoon, and from there we were allowed to be as creative as we wanted. I …
I will using this blog as a showcase for my work – at least until I set up my own site.
A little bit about me: I’m Norwegian and currently living in England. I am trained as a thrower and I am now hoping to do a MA in Ceramic Design in Stoke-on-Trent – the heart of the UK’s pottery industry.
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Ragnhild
Ragnhild Marstad 
