Glazed pottery; dimensions: base: 9 x 14 cm; height: 11 x 5 cm; signed in mass on bottom of base: Kosiarska / Jadwiga / Iłża / 1949
State of preservation: glued head in the potter's neck area.
Jadwiga Kosiarska (1924-1992) daughter of Stanislaw, the last ceramist of Ilza. Her works were characterized by masterful execution of stick figures of people and animals. The themes of the works were related to those of her father, and included birds, croziers, shrines and representations of saints. Like her father, she also made Twardowski, who has become a symbol of Ilzegovian folk pottery. Her figurines are characterized by the accuracy of their workmanship and the symmetry of the figure, as well as the care in applying the glazes. Biography after: ceramikailzecka.pl
