Tivoli’s main entrance was inaugurated in 1890 and built by the architects Richardt Bergmann and Emil Blichfeldt. Bache and Bendix Becker are behind Urbania, a series of small earthenware houses designed as a closed tealight holder. The ceramic lighthouses reflect a modern interpretation of the urban space through an elegant and exclusive expression and are classic ceramics in a beautiful and Nordic design. The lighthouses are characterized by tight silhouettes, which create space for creativity in the design of each individual window, all carved by hand, and unite Kähler’s unique cultural heritage with modern quality ceramics. Tivoli light house measures 18 cm in height and is perfect in the window sill.
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| Vörumerki | Kähler |
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| Litur | Hvítur |
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| Stærð | Width 11 cm Height 18,5 cm Depth 8,5 cm |
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