Tradition and Modernity

A ceramic art centuries-old tradition is part of the artistic and artisan heritage. The selection of materials and techniques, as well as manual craftsmanship, are elements that remain true to the traditions of classical ceramic making. The forms of the lamp bases, such as basic vase shapes or traditional decorative elements, reflect on the lamps.

Challenges of Modern Style:

At the same time, it poses a challenge for the artist on how to combine traditional elements with a new and fresh perspective. Modern interior design styles often demand minimalist design and clean lines. However, in the realm of ceramic making, the possibilities are almost limitless, providing the artist with the freedom to create.

The Art of Combination:

In my experience, combining traditional and modern elements is a true artistic challenge. One approach is to blend traditional forms and decorations with modern colors and textures. For instance, a lamp base rooted in tradition can be modernized with vibrant glazes or made more intriguing by incorporating various textures.

The Harmony of Functionality and Art:

The functional role of lamps is also an important consideration. When combining traditional and modern elements, it's crucial to ensure that the lamp is not only beautiful but also meets the user's needs. The harmony between functional and aesthetic elements is key to achieving successful design.