This bowl by Rosa Maria Kulzer was made by wedging two colours of clay by hand. A transparent glaze was used on the inside to better keep the colour of the clay, and the structure can be felt on the outside. The shape of the bowl is a wide half circle with the curve being intentionally smooth, and the colour intentionally a natural soft grey tone.

Diameter 18 cm

These pots by Rosa Maria Kulzer are developed and produced based on the standard form of a cylinder. Each object shows the specs of the clay and its strength. Ranging from dark grey to brown, from large and small to tall and thin, the combination of different heights and colours makes the group special yet coherent in the style.

Height 40 cm

The pots developed by Rosa Maria Kulzer are often of a cylindric shape. The differences in shape, colour and style give each pot a distinct presence and character with natural tones of brown, grey and green. These ceramics are made with a mix of clay in different colours.

Height 62 cm

The shapes of these vases range from small and round to tall and cylindric, and their appearance is either unglazed or shiny. They are all of a natural grey colour with variations in the tones. For this ensemble, Rosa Maria Kulzer was looking for the best way to bring complementary between different looking pieces.

Height 13 cm

Here is an ensemble of vases in cylinder shapes combined with covers in ball and pyramid shapes. Each pot is minimalist looking when standing alone, but together with the other pots with their shape and colour differences, they become almost alive. Rosa Maria Kulzer sees them as resembling elements in a family photography.

Height 31 cm