Master

In XIX and the beginning of XX century traditional ceramics, both glazed and not, developed and spread wide over Georgia. There were 50 manufacturing centers all over the country. One of them was Gori , the city where the glazed ceramics was produced and was especially known for its diversity of style. Yellow and purple glazed ceramics with original green floral ornaments was also peculiar for Gori glazed ceramics..
Giorgi Tatulashvili, is a continuer of these traditions. The ceramist learned the craftmenship from his ancestors, father and grandfather, who also worked on traditional ceramics. Years ago, the house Tatulashvili family, where his grandfather's kiln from XIX century remains, used to be a gathering place for the local community. As the family was famous for their works, honorable guests were always brought there by their hosts.
The master's works include bowls, jugs, , jars for sour milk, wine vessels other tableware. Giorgi is especially praised for his white glazed vessels with blue floral ornaments.
«My family started clay processing in XIX century. I learned from my father and grandfather and pursued their activities. My work is inspired by ornaments, colors and forms of ancient Georgian ceramic vessels.» - says Giorgi.