Sink Unique J.Ritzman

Artist: Jan Ritzman Transjöhyttan
Diameter: 40-50 cm
One of a kind
Delivered signed by the glass artist with certificate

Don't miss the opportunity; to become the owner of a unique wash basin in your bathroom! A washbasin that no one else has created by one of the world's foremost glass artists Jan-Erik Ritzman, who is now making his exit.

The wash basin is mouth-blown and delivered signed by the artist with mouth-blown controls for hot and cold water, as well as a tap to flush water in the basin, which in turn is connected to the standard you have in your sanitation and water system, see picture right and left of the basin, as well as the flush tap in the middle.

Alternatively, together with your sanitary supplier, you can choose your own standard controls for the wash basin.
The dimensions detailed 45-50 cm diameter in total, of which the part for water diameter 41-43 cm, depth 18-20cm, edge around for attachment to the bench 3-5 cm.
The sink is available in the colors red, blue, green, yellow. Delivery time 2 - 3 weeks

Jan Erik Ritzman Transjöhyttan glassworks - Jan Erik is 80 years old and is now retiring. Do not miss the opportunity to take part in Jan Erik's last work. After 65 years as a glassblower and artist, this is his last edition of art glass and unique pieces.

Jan-Erik Ritzman, born August 25, 1943 in Vetlanda parish,[1] is a Swedish glass artist and glassblower.

Jan-Erik Ritzman became a glassblower in 1957 and a master glassblower at Kosta in 1964, when he was 20 years old. In 1982 he opened Transjö Hytta together with Sven-Åke Carlsson, a glassworks that mainly blows art glass of a one-piece nature.

Jan-Erik Ritzman has worked as an advisor abroad, including to Ngwenhge Glass in Swaziland, which started in 1979 as a SIDA-supported aid project. He has also taught in the United States at the Pilchuck Glass School in Washington State.[2] Ritzman is represented at the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, as well as in museums and galleries all over the world, including Germany, Australia, New Zealand and France.