Redware Sgraffito by Kulina Folk Art
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P. O. Box 1082
Warren, MA 01083-1082
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Gariné (ga-renée) Arakelian’s sgraffito and slipware designs are museum quality originals and historical interpretations of Pennsylvania German, American and European folk art. Each plate and platter is drape molded, slipped, incised and glazed with a lead-free glaze, fired and finished with a food safe antiquing surface. Gariné also uses the same sgraffito decoration methods on her partner’s Rick Hamelin of Pied Potter Hamelin thrown wares.
Your order is custom made through hand processes, especially for you, and not mass-produced. No two pieces will look alike. Each item will have its own unique characteristics in color and design.
Your order is custom made through hand processes, especially for you, and not mass-
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