Lisa larson gustavsberg sweden - ceramic plate "blad" (leaf) unik collection 1961

Handmade ceramic wall plaque in relief by swedish ceramist and artist lisa larson (1931 - ), an illustrious representative of 20th century swedish design. She is known for her warm, humorous and sometimes subtly ironic design. Lisa larson worked for the gustavsberg factory from 1954 to 1980. She is represented in the swedish national museum of art and design. Model "blas" (leaf in swedish) from the unik 1961 collection. This work is stamped on the front in the lower right corner, lisa l. And gustavsberg sweden on the back. The work is designed to be suspended on a wall (fixing to be reviewed). From wikipedia: "lisa larson was born in 1931 in härlunda, sweden, and studied at the gothenburg school of crafts and design between 1949 and 1954. She was later employed at gustavsberg porcelain by artistic director stig lindberg. Larson left gustavsberg in 1980 to work freelance for a number of swedish companies, including duka, kooperativa förbundet and åhléns. In 1992, ms. Larson founded the gustavsberg ceramic studio with some of her former colleagues.the studio continues to produce new designs and small-scale production still takes place there.".