Teller Dance at the Fountain
These lovingly hand-painted plates transform every meal into an unforgettable experience. Each design exudes its own unique charm.
Alois Carigiet (born August 30, 1902, in Trun, Graubünden; died August 1, 1985, in Trun) was renowned for his work as a Swiss painter, illustrator, lithographer, and children`s book author. Three of his most famous picture books are: `Schellenursli`, `Der grosse Schnee` (The Great Snow), and `Flurina und das Wildvögelein` (Flurina and the Wild Bird). `Schellenursli`, in particular, written by Selina Chönz, brought him national fame. The Engadine connection to nature and landscape is ever-present in Alois Carigiet`s drawings. These unique Carigiet paintings are reflected in the Rheinfelden ceramic products. Each piece is a special, handcrafted original – simply admiring this collection is a delight.
Lovingly handcrafted, exuding Swiss charm
Suitable as a fondue, breakfast, or small serving plate
Dishwasher safe, hand washing recommended
Weight: 0.476 kg
Size: Ø 21 x 3 cm
Alois Carigiet (born August 30, 1902, in Trun, Graubünden; died August 1, 1985, in Trun) was renowned for his work as a Swiss painter, illustrator, lithographer, and children`s book author. Three of his most famous picture books are: `Schellenursli`, `Der grosse Schnee` (The Great Snow), and `Flurina und das Wildvögelein` (Flurina and the Wild Bird). `Schellenursli`, in particular, written by Selina Chönz, brought him national fame. The Engadine connection to nature and landscape is ever-present in Alois Carigiet`s drawings. These unique Carigiet paintings are reflected in the Rheinfelden ceramic products. Each piece is a special, handcrafted original – simply admiring this collection is a delight.
Lovingly handcrafted, exuding Swiss charm
Suitable as a fondue, breakfast, or small serving plate
Dishwasher safe, hand washing recommended
Weight: 0.476 kg
Size: Ø 21 x 3 cm
