In the city
of Delft porcelain cups, bowls and dishes are excavated that in the 17th
century where imported from China and produced in Jingdezhen. Objects that
where highly valued and loved for their elegant shapes, blue and white
decoration and above all for their magical material: porcelain. Objects that
where used in daily lives to display, to drink and eat from.
With the Archaeologists of Delft Maaike Roozenburg has selected a series
of these excavated porcelain artefacts. In cooperation with the Delft Technical
University she has made 3D scans of these objects and converted them into 3D
models and prints. Roozenburg brought them back to their city of origin and will
combine them with the expertise in making and decorating porcelain still alive
in Jingdezhen and let this serve as a basis for a new collection of porcelain. A new design collection on the intersection of history and design of east and west combining tangable and intangable heritage.
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| archeological objects: 17th century chinese porcelain excavated in Delft soil |
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| 3D print in nylon by Mareco Prototyping |
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| archeological object: 17th century chinese porcelain excavated in Delft soil |
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| Atec 3D scan |
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