#ćmielów

[polish-art-tournament]

design round 1 poll 3

the "Goplana" set, 1962:

propaganda: chyba jeden z najbardziej popularnych, klasycznych designów z ćmielowa [which might just be the most popular, classic designs from ćmielów]

the "Dice" salt and pepper shakers:

propaganda: just look at them??

[teasetsotw]

--- Designer/Brand: Adam Spała / AS Ćmielów [X] Region: Ćmielów, Poland Time period: 2020

[oldschoolfrp]

Old school gaming -- Nine Men’s Morris, aka Nine Man Morris, Mill, Merels, etc. The design of the game board is seen commonly in medieval art and it was carved into stone in many places.

[beyourselfchulanmaria]

Ćmielów /Polska

ćmielów - porcelana sklep

- Ćmielów Kraków

[chimerqa]

Nie mogę przestać się śmiać! XDDDDD

Jestem mądrzejsza o wiedzę bezużyteczną.

[delicatuscii-wasbella102]

Service ĆMIELÓW Krokus 1960 Wincenty Potacki

[alexisnoir]

Father Matthew - polish version of Don Matteo

So if you’re not familliar with either of the shows, let me introduce them to you.

Ojciec Mateusz (English: Father Matthew) is a Polish television drama series, which has aired on TVP1 since November 11, 2008. It is a Polish version of the Italian detective series Don Matteo broadcast in Italy by Rai Uno.

The show is set in the town of Sandomierz, although scenes in the church are recorded in Glinianka near Otwock, the vicarage in Anin in Warsaw, and the office of the bishop is filmed in the Nieborów Palace. In the fourth series, some episodes take place outside of Sandomierz, including in Kielce, Bałtów, Krzyżtopór, Busko-Zdrój and Opatów, as well as Ćmielów, Wąchock and Zalew Sielpia.

Plot:

The series shows the adventures of a Roman Catholic priest who, after returning to Poland from a mission to Belarus, is sent to work in a small parish in Sandomierz. As a pastor, together with a friendly policeman, he solves mysteries and gives help to his parishioners, as well as all those who are in need. Each episode is a separate story.

This TV Show has been on air since 2008 and I haven’t seen any episodes of it. Never. Not even a trailer for an episode. I did watch Don Matteo though, back in the day and recently I have watched all available seasons of Father Brown. Years back, a show I love to this day is Father Dowling Mysteries - in my opinion the best priest-detective ever.

But I get side tracked. Why am I mentioning this show here?

Well Christmas is just behind us and I was ill. My presents from family members will be given to me tomorrow since I’m still not feeling 100% good and don’t want to ruin New Years Eve for anyone by getting them sick. 

Someone slipped and mentioned they might have gotten me 20 seasons! 😮 of Father Matthew on DVD. Two huge box sets, over 250 episodes. There are 28 seasons and you can buy 27 of them, the last 7 you can so far get separately. I mean... 

Okay. The biggest question I have is WHEN am I going to watch this show? 

I need to create a schedule or something. 20 seasons! 262 episodes, 45 min each. That’s what... 8,5 days of constant watching 24/7? Nope.

I don’t even know if I will like this show. I’m not a huge fan of polish tv shows besides: Brzydula (polish version of Ugly Betty), Niania (the Nanny), Kryminalni, Miodowe Lata. That’s about it. 

Huh. If I won’t like it, then someone in my family will be very happy this coming year. I know of few people who are fans of the show. 

[grayghostofthenorth]

Artist Lubomir Tomaszewski (1923-2018) 

Factory: Tułowice 

Title: Greyhound

Creation date: 1958

Origin: Poland

Dimensions: height: 17.7 cm, length: 19.1 cm

Technique: decorating ceramics with painting (spraying)

Material: porcelain

The figurine in the collection of the National Museum in Krakow was produced in a porcelain factory in Tułowice. Porcelain versions of Tomaszewski's "Greyhound" were produced by factories in Katowice-Bogucice and Ćmielów. The figurine was shown for the first time at the "Porcelain Exhibition of the Institute of Industrial Design in Warsaw" held in Kordegarda in 1958.

[archeo-art]

Ć m i e l ó w 95 “Mały Gawroniec”. Sandstone objects of a bowl-shaped form, bearing traces of thermal changes:

[artinbrief]

Krajobraz stołu

Nie mogliśmy wczoraj być na wernisażu retrospektywnej wystawy Marka Cecuły w IWP, więc chociaż dzisiaj rano miła chwila spotkania z projektantem. Dorobek 50 lat w zawodzie zaprezentowany został w nadzwyczaj skromnej, wręcz spartańskiej, aranżacji. Z jednej strony szkoda, bo Cecuła zasługuje na wiele i jeszcze więcej. Z drugiej strony, i tak dobrze zobaczyć jego projekty dla przemysłu i obiekty…

[teasetsotw]

--- Designer/Brand: Adam Spała / AS Ćmielów [X] Region: Ćmielów, Poland Time period: 2017

[rz-pospolita]

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[lamus-dworski]

Ćmielów porcelain from Poland. Source: Polskie Fabryki Porcelany Ćmielów i Chodzież S.A.

[wojciech-kac]

Piękne porcelanowe filiżanki karciane ze złoceniami Ćmielów Potacki

[craft2eu]

Die menschliche Spur im Tafelservice: Berlin bis 12.09.2021

Die menschliche Spur im Tafelservice: Berlin bis 12.09.2021

Unsichtbares sichtbar machen – das steht im Fokus der bereits weit gereisten Wanderausstellung, “Die menschliche Spur im Tafelservice – Menschen in der Porzellanfabrik” kuratiert von der Kultur-Anthropologin Ewa Klekot und dem Keramikkünstler Arkadiusz Szwed aus Poznán. Sie ließen von den Arbeiter*innen der Porzellanfabrik in Ćmielów das Tafelservice „Die menschliche Spur“ anfertigen, das ihr…

[pleasedtoattend]

Coffe set “Dorota”. It’s one of the most beautifully designed things I have ever seen. Polish ceramics designer, painter and sculptor Lubomir Tomaszewski started to work on this project in 1961. He wanted to simplify the traditional coffe set and make it fit a human hand. He won a  gold medal on a first exhibition of  The International Council of Societies of Industrial Design in 1963 for this project. He also designed another set named “Ina”, which you can see here. Both sets are still produced by Ćmielów manufactory of porcelain.

You can read about the artist on his website or here (in english) or in polish, here or here.

Source of the photo.