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We are giving fans of t.e. one last chance to buy products of the
eponymous t.e. label in Eyck’s studio in Easternijstsjerk, Ropsterwei 14.

Visit us during Pentecost, on Saturday May 18 and Sunday May 19, from 11.00 to 17.00 h.

After these two days the sale of the products through t.e. will end. The designs and projects will be returned to their creators to follow their own path.

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t.e. 203

t.e. 203

set - B

set of 7 porcelain stones in handcrafted wooden box

For the collection 2017, Thomas Eyck invited Studio Brynjar & Veronika, a German Icelandic studio based in Berlin to work on a project for his new collection. Their underlying interest in natural stones and minerals led them to work on a set of handmade porcelain stones. The result is a collection of 53 different stones that form together smaller families of stones in different shapes and sizes. Each stone arrives in a unique glazing that blurs the borders of reality and fiction, the natural and the artificial.

box size: 17,4 x 17,4 x 3,5 cm high

limited and numbered edition of 49

studio brynjar & veronika
porcelain
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