A-1058A

Distinctive Design Elements and Visual Characteristics

The A-1058A decoration stands as one of the most captivating patterns in the Bolesławiec ceramics collection. It features a harmonious blend of natural motifs and a vibrant color palette.

The decoration's most notable feature is its layered approach to botanical elements, where each concentric circle tells a different part of the nature-inspired story.

Moving inward from the cobalt border, the pattern features a dark green floral relief that gracefully mimics the movement of sea waves. It creates a sense of movement and depth that draws the eye deeper into the design.

The subsequent layer showcases delicate green leaves with distinctive characteristics reminiscent of both maple and ivy foliage. They are rendered in lighter green tones that provide visual balance and sophistication.

The innermost sections continue the botanical theme with additional plant reliefs, while small flowers adorned with vibrant red petals serve as striking accent points throughout the composition.

Traditional Handcrafted Manufacturing Process

The creation of A-1058A decoration exemplifies the time-honored traditions of Polish ceramic artistry. Each piece undergoes a meticulous hand-decoration process that combines traditional techniques with artistic expertise.

The decoration process begins with expert painters using traditional tools to apply each element of the pattern. It requires considerable skill and experience, as artists must maintain consistency in design while allowing for the natural variations that give each piece its individual character.

The stamps used for the relief patterns are carefully pressed to create wave-like textures and botanical elements. At the same time, brushwork adds delicate details and color transitions that bring the design to life.

Following the decoration stage, each piece undergoes a crucial glazing process before being subjected to a second high-temperature firing. This firing stage, reaching temperatures that ensure both durability and color fastness, bonds the decorative elements permanently to the ceramic surface.

The result is a decoration that resists fading, chipping, and wear, making A-1058A pieces suitable for both decorative display and regular use.

The high-temperature firing also enhances the vibrancy of the colors, particularly the cobalt blue and the various green tones that define this pattern.