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Pieter passes his fifty years of expertise and love for the product to his to his daughter Widukind, who has seen to the day-to-day running of the of the studio since 2007, and his son-in-law Frank Claesen, who creates new designs. Together with their team of six they continue the special tradition of handcrafted hard porcelain.
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Le Soir - Pieter Stockmans la terre en héritage [translations pending]
05 oktober 2022À l'occasion du 35e anniversaire de la fondation de son studio de céramique, nous avons plongé dans l'univers de cet artisan belge, qui ne cesse de repousser les limites de son art, en compagnie de sa fille , Widukind.
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01 oktober 2020LES CÉRAMIQUES AUSSI DESIGN QU’ARTY DE CE MAÎTRE BELGE RÉVÈLENT L’ÉMOTION DU GESTE. BELLES À REGARDER, LEURS FORMES SIMPLES ET ÉPURÉES SONT AUSSI TRÈS FONCTIONNELLES.
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01 september 2020Interior Design, edition September 2020 "etched in stone" Piet Stockmans, the Belgian ceramicist with pieces in the permanent collections of New York’s Metropolitan and London’s Victoria and Albert museums, turns 80 this October. To mark the milestone, Studio Pieter Stockmans is mounting a retrospective of his work and career, which he began in 1966 as an industrial designer at the Mosa porcelain factory, rising to chief designer and creating Sonja, the iconic stackable mug of which over 40 million were sold. He founded his studio in 1987, since earn- ing accolades for exquisite hard-porcelain objects, particularly admired and utilized by such Michelin-starred chefs as Alain Ducasse.
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