PASTORAL SCENE WITH OXCARTS AND RAFTS BY UNKNOWN BATIK ARTIST HOLD Swiss architect Hans Eichenberger's iconic

Swiss architect Hans Eichenberger's iconic 'Alpha' side table for STRÄSSLE with a rare beveled-edge

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He believed that such work would transcend cultural boundaries and be universally understood

The Gold of the Azure

SIERSHAHNER FEINSTEINZEUGFABRIK GmbH was established as a division of Übelacker Keramik (aka Ü-Keramik) in 1949

PASTORAL SCENE WITH OXCARTS AND RAFTS BY UNKNOWN BATIK ARTIST HOLD Swiss architect Hans Eichenberger's iconicAn expansive framed batik panel by a talented unknown artist, designed to mimic the look of pyrography, the process of producing designs on wood or leather by burning or scorching with hot instruments. The folk art scene features a rustic pastoral setting, with farming figures, covered oxcarts, and subtropical foliage. Wagons in convoy trundle downhill while three bargemen punt their rafts upstream in an adjacent canal. Recalling the fluid,