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Willem Coenraad Brouwer (in circa 1903)

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‘Ringeloren’ is a traditional decorative technique used by potters. Thin lines of liquid clay are poured onto unfired ceramic objects through a small hole drilled in a cow’s horn. The technique is comparable to decorating a cake.

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Material and technique	Leadglazed earthenware with ringeloor technique
Object type	Wandbord > Wandobject > Driedimensionaal object > Kunstvoorwerp
Location	This object is in storage

Dimensions	Height 3,5 cm Diameter 31 cm
Artists	Potter: Willem Coenraad Brouwer
Accession number	A 4666 (KN&V)
Credits	Purchased 1968
Department	Applied Arts & Design
Acquisition date	1968
Creation date	in circa 1903
Internal exhibitions	Hand Made - Long Live Craft (2013)
Material	Earthenware > Ceramics > Inorganic material > Material > Material and technique Lead glaze > Glaze > Geglazuurd > Artist's material > Material > Material and technique
Object	Wandbord > Wandobject > Driedimensionaal object > Kunstvoorwerp
Technique	Ringeloren > Decorative techniques > Ceramic technique > Technique > Material and technique
Geographical origin	The Netherlands > Western Europe > Europe
Place of manufacture	Leiderdorp > South Holland > The Netherlands > Western Europe > Europe