Contact

Do you want to buy a sculpture, have a portrait made or do you need a sculpture but you are not sure what exactly? Do you need a custom-made project? I would love to hear from you and will react asap, this is in most cases the next day.

Calling is fast (please think of the time zone, I am in Amsterdam, CET); +31 (0)642350194

Have a lovely day! Saskia

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Wil je een beeld kopen, een portret laten maken of heb je een beeld nodig maar weet je niet precies wat? Wil je een op maat gemaakt project? Ik hoor het graag en reageer zo snel mogelijk, dat is meestal morgen al.

Bellen gaat snel; +31(0)6423 501 94

Fijne dag gewenst! Saskia

Dorpsweg Ransdorp
Amsterdam, NH, 1028
Netherlands

art for life; sculpture that makes you wonder

Terms & Conditions

Timeframe commission

To have a portrait made takes about 2 months. First I make the start, then I work further with pictures. When I think it is nearly there you come to have a look. When we are both confident it is well done I let it dry. Then I'll color and fire it, 2 to 3 times, depending on how you like it. I keep you informed on how things are. When it is finished you can come and pick it up or I'll send it to you, well wrapped and with a track and trace code. Then you'll have it at home and you'll start enjoying it for the coming years!

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Shipping Info

If you want your sculpture to be sent as soon as it's ready, you’ll pay the sum in full to my Paypal account. Once shipped, you''ll receive an email with a track and trace code. I will follow the package as well and, when it has arrived, you pay the postage fee, the same sum I payed the postage-firm. Paypal can hold the money until the package arrived in good order. Until the money has been transferred to me the sculpture remains my property.


Guarantee

Due to the immense temperature shock the clay gets at the raku-firing, quite deep cracks might appear. Sometimes they do go all the way. These might be glued with white woodglue (the one that dries up transparent). These cracks are part of this work. To keep some cracks from breaking, I might glue them on forehand with a transparent glue, if it can be done 'invisibly'.