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  1. Today is the start of Carnaval or Fastnacht or Mardi-Grass or as we call it here in Limburg Vastelaovend.
    Six days in wich the world is turned updside down. During Vastelaovend Prince Lucifer and his Council of Devil rule our monastic village Steyl.

    #vastelaovend #carnaval
    #intangibleculturalherritage
    #immaterieelcultureelerfgoed
    #keramiek #ceramique #keramik #ceramics

  2. The Tegelen slipware ceramics is recognized as Netherlands Intangible Cultural Herritage.
    I'm very proud to be able to make work that has its roots in a centurys old tradition.
    In the images a few of my predecessors.

    #tegelseklei #tegelsaardewerk
    #slibversierdaardewerk #slipware
    #irdenwareniederrhein
    #intangibleculturalherritage
    #immaterieelcultureelerfgoed
    #tegelsnederrijnsaardewerk
    #ceramics #keramiek #ceramicart
    #klei #clay #Ton #ler #barro

  3. Keramion Frechen is a beautiful ceramics museum not far from Collogne. Not only their collection of traditional bellarmines is fabulous the museum stages also a series of groundbreaking contemporary ceramics exhibitions..
    Coll: Keramion Fechen, Germany
    keramion.de/foundation-keramio

    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory #historicalceramics
    #niederrhein #irdenwareniederrhein
    #intangibleculturalherritage
    #ceramicsinmuseums #ceramicsmuseum

  4. Three Medieval round bottom pots, found in the rubble of streetworks in the town centre of Venlo.
    These high fired, reduction fired earthenware pots were locally made between the 9th and the 12th C.
    Private Coll: N&P Steyl

    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique
    #irdenwareniederrhein
    #limburgkeramiekland
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory #historicalceramics
    #niederrhein
    #intangibleculturalherritage

  5. To mark the end of the day and the number of brick or tiles made, late 19th and early 20th century brick and tile makers marked the last one of the day with a number. The number standig for the total number of work made or the number of rows made that day. Private coll. N&P Steyl

    #TilesonTuesday
    #tiles #ceramictiles #brick #bricks
    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique #brickmaking
    #terracotta #earthenware
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory
    #historicalceramics
    #intangibleculturalherritage

  6. Round bottom pots in Western-Europe were not only made in pre-historic times but also far into the Middle-Ages. These high-fired round bottom earthenware pots were made all over Europe.
    These pots from Brüggen-Öbel and Elmpt were made between the 9th and the 11th C.
    Private Collection: Elmpt, NRW, DE

    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique
    #irdenwareniederrhein
    #limburgkeramiekland
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory #historicalceramics
    #niederrhein
    #intangibleculturalherritage

  7. Slipware charger, Horezu, Romania, 20th C.
    The slipware made at Horezu, is on the Unesco list of Intangible Cultural Herritage since 2012.
    Private collection N&P Steyl

    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique
    #slipware #terrevernissée #slibversierdaardewerk
    #europeanslipware
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory #historicalceramics
    #intangibleculturalherritage

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