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Eva Zeisel nói về việc vui thíc tìm kiếm cái đẹp

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Nghệ nhân thiết kế đồ gốm Eva Zeisel nhìn lại sự nghiệp 75 năm. Điều gì khiến cho bà làm việc hăng say ngày hôm nay (dòng sản phẩm mới nhất của bà được giới thiệu năm 2008), với nhiệt huyết của năm 1926? Đó chính là sự nhạy bén với niềm vui, cái đẹp, và ham muốn phiêu lưu của bà. Hãy lắng nghe câu chuyện của một cuộc đời giàu có, đầy màu sắc.

The legendary Eva Zeisel worked as a ceramics designer -- whose curvy, sensual pieces bring delight and elegance to tabletops around the world. Full bio »

Translated into Vietnamese by Thao Hoang
Reviewed by Dang Trang Nguyen
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