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West Meon Pottery & Archaeological Ceramics
Founded in 1973. The workshop consists of a small dedicated team of craftsmen specialising in traditional techniques. They produce architectural ceramics and and garden pots for restoration or new build projects. |
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James Ackroyd-Cooper
James Ackroyd-Cooper's garden and landscape design practice is based in
Suffolk, and works on rural and urban schemes both in England and overseas. |
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Karen Koblitz: U.S. Art Ambassador to Russia - Sponsored by School of Fine Arts. A passion for Italian ceramics began its evolution and continues to be a predominant theme throughout the works.
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Dr Ahmed Moustafa
Ahmed Moustafa integrates his inner experiences with experiences of external reality, with a masterly fusion of classical European painting techniques and the exacting discipline of Islamic calligraphy. |
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Ubaldo Grazia Maioliche Artistiche Artigianali
The Grazia family have been producing majolica works since 1500. Based in Deruta, Italy, a world centre of majolica production, they once boasted clients ranging from Italian nobility to pilgrims visiting Saint Frances' tomb in Assisi. Now their biggest clients are major departments stores and speciality ceramics outlets. |
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Amir Azadeh
Amir Azadeh, now aged 15 (2002), started painting when he was 10 years of age, and since then has dedicated most of his time to creating art works. His subject matter includes Persian miniatures, Qajar, portrait and figure drawings. |
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NAKKASRUMI
Making unique pieces in ceramic, miniature and tezip (illumination) and ebru.
They also make special commissions in their atelier. |
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Ali Omar Ermes
Ali Omar Ermes is an internationally renowned artist, combining the original thought of Islamic art in a unique interpretation between the old and the new. |
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Saray
Inspired by the timeless beauty and exquisite refinement of the Taj Mahal, Saray seeks to recreate the quality and breathtaking vision of the Mughal Empire’s master designers for the 21st century.
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