Otto Keramik Ceramic Bull West German Pottery Fat Lava
$182.62
Otto Gerharz, who in 1951 as operations manager at Ruscha Keramik invented what we refer to today as " Fat Lava Glaze ". He set up his own ceramic house " Otto Keramik " in 1964.
Sadly he passed away a few years ago, but his son Otto Junior continues his legacy still producing original designs by his father. Still using the original molds & original glazes.
This design is the larger bison style bull.
Height 22cm , Width 15cm, Length 29cm.
Every single Otto Keramik piece is hand finished & coloured, no 2 pieces are ever the same. The ceramic pieces which are fat lava glazed have a natural bubble that can sometimes pop this is a natural occurrence with the fat lava glaze.
You are more than welcome to purchase this item in person & pick it up from our London based workshop.
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