Plate Ursli gets the bell Ø 21 cm
SKU 39119
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CHF 64.00
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The hand-painted plates are a real eye-catcher - each motif convinces with its own charm. Choose your favorite.Alois Carigiet (* 30 August 1902 Trun, Grisons; † 1 August 1985 Trun) gained fame as a Swiss artist, lithograph and children’s book author. His three best known children’s books are: "A Bell for Ursli", "Florina and the Wild Bird" and “The Snowstorm”. In particular, his book "A Bell for Ursli" with text by Selina Chönz brought him national fame in Switzerland. Alois Carigiet’s love of the Engadine landscape infiltrates all of his pictures. These unique Carigiet paintings have been copied onto Rheinfelder ceramic products. The manual production and artistic painting by well-practised hands give each unique item its special, individual character.
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The hand-painted plates are a real eye-catcher - each motif convinces with its own charm. Choose your favorite.
Alois Carigiet (* 30 August 1902 Trun, Grisons; † 1 August 1985 Trun) gained fame as a Swiss artist, lithograph and children’s book author. His three best known children’s books are: "A Bell for Ursli", "Florina and the Wild Bird" and “The Snowstorm”. In particular, his book "A Bell for Ursli" with text by Selina Chönz brought him national fame in Switzerland. Alois Carigiet’s love of the Engadine landscape infiltrates all of his pictures. These unique Carigiet paintings have been copied onto Rheinfelder ceramic products. The manual production and artistic painting by well-practised hands give each unique item its special, individual character.
Alois Carigiet (* 30 August 1902 Trun, Grisons; † 1 August 1985 Trun) gained fame as a Swiss artist, lithograph and children’s book author. His three best known children’s books are: "A Bell for Ursli", "Florina and the Wild Bird" and “The Snowstorm”. In particular, his book "A Bell for Ursli" with text by Selina Chönz brought him national fame in Switzerland. Alois Carigiet’s love of the Engadine landscape infiltrates all of his pictures. These unique Carigiet paintings have been copied onto Rheinfelder ceramic products. The manual production and artistic painting by well-practised hands give each unique item its special, individual character.
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| SKU | 39119 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.476 kg |
| EAN Number | 7610154391195 |
| Item Width | 210 mm |
| Item Height | 30 mm |
| Item Length | 210 mm |
| Country of manufacture | Slovakia |
| Swiss Made | No |
Use and Care
Use and Care
- Dishwasher suitable, however washing by hand is recommended
Material
Material
- white clay
CO2 footprint
CO2 footprint
With the support of our climate protection partner ClimatePartner, we have calculated the carbon footprint for this product. This takes into account the extraction of raw materials, refinement, transport and processing into a product. Further information on the CO2 footprint
CO2 footprint = 2.52 kg
CO2 elimination costs = CHF 1.01
With these contributions, the CO2 emissions caused by Kuhn Rikon are eliminated from the atmosphere again. Further information can be found here
At checkout, you have the option to pay 50% of these CO2 elimination costs. We will cover the remaining 50% for you.
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Plate Ursli gets the bell Ø 21 cm
CHF 64.00
includes 8.1% of tax