Czesław SEWERYŃSKI (1949–2025), “595 Years of Bliżyn” Beer Mug
clay; 13.2 cm
Czesław Seweryński (born 1949) carried on his family’s pottery traditions, which have their roots in Rędocin, a town famous for this art form. He learned his craft from his father, Stanisław.
He was the recipient of many prestigious awards for folk art, and his works are featured in the permanent collections of Poland’s largest museums as well as in private collections both in Poland and abroad.
The culmination of his achievements in the field of folk art was the Oskar Kolberg Award, which he received in 2012.
clay; 13.2 cm
Czesław Seweryński (born 1949) carried on his family’s pottery traditions, which have their roots in Rędocin, a town famous for this art form. He learned his craft from his father, Stanisław.
He was the recipient of many prestigious awards for folk art, and his works are featured in the permanent collections of Poland’s largest museums as well as in private collections both in Poland and abroad.
The culmination of his achievements in the field of folk art was the Oskar Kolberg Award, which he received in 2012.
