Eva Ševčíková: Ceramics you know by sound Earthenware by Miloslav Orságh
Although the production of earthenware has been a tradition in Slovakia since the nineteenth century, it is one of the more unique types in current ceramic production. Miloslav Orságh (1961) from Pezinok studied to become a ceramic creator in the period 1976 – 1979. Until 1996 he worked in a ceramic factory in Modra, and in 1997 he became self-employed. In 1998 he learnt the technology of producing earthenware in the Czech Republic, and he has devoted his creations to it ever since. Orságh’s products are characterized by a single-coloured matte glaze with a creamy or green colour. His production includes: teapots, cups, bowls, plates, bottles with glasses, trays, vases, honey cups etc. Many shapes are inspired by traditional products. In the future, he plans to devote his time solely to this type of ceramic.
Further articles magazine Craft, Art, Design 04/2004:
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- Anna Ondrušeková: Feeling with glass
- Jana Oravcová: Secret history...
- Rings in Water 2004
- New tendencies A discussion with ÚĽUV’s director, Milan Beljak
- Eva Ševčíková: Ceramics you know by sound Earthenware by Miloslav Orságh
- Elena Beňušová: Orava masonry and its development
- Juraj Zajonc: Božena Janeková – Connecting traditional and contemporary values
- Martin Mešša: Gifts of lov
- Juraj Zajonc: Pattern books, modelbuchs, musterbuchs or on the origins of embroidery motifs, part two: Slovakia
- Mária Zajíčková: Peter Zoričák – Wooden trial

