Luel Studio Arranges Workshops on Ceramic Repair and Restoration
Online, July 23, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Name of the city, New York,Luel Studio, an antique restoration service provider, has announced that the launch of started providing theoretical and practical training on ceramic and porcelain repair and restoration. Training is provided through one-on-one and group workshops and classes. The training program has been quite useful for antique restoration enthusiasts who want to get hands-on guidance on the techniques of porcelain restoration, ceramic repair, plaster repair and glass restoration.
Luel Studio offers invisible and museum-style repair, restoration and conservation of porcelain, china, ceramic, majolica, pottery, dolls, glass, terra cotta, plaster, picture frames, antiques, heirlooms and collectibles. Luba Sokolina, the chief restorer of the studio and an internationally renowned porcelain and ceramic restoration expert, is in charge of the training program.
The firm specializes in providing different types of restoration services, such as ceramic vase repair, terra cotta sculpture restoration, porcelain doll repair, majolica bowl repair, and china cup restoration. Luba recently worked on the repair of an Antique Flow Blue Chinese Vase, which is a private collection of His Highness Prince Sonapandita, the son of King Rama V of Thailand. After successful restoration of the vase, the Prince sent a thank you letter to Luba saying, "I received the vase and it's in excellent condition. Your skill is be incomparable and beyond imagination."
The firm also constructs replicas and molds of archaeological artifacts or ceramic ware. They use various repair and restoration techniques, such as airbrushing, fusing, and pattern and/or design replication. Luel Studio also offers free, no-obligation estimates on the studio's stationary to be submitted to insurance companies.
About Luel Restoration Studio: Luel Studio specializes in invisible ceramic and porcelain restoration service. The chief restorer of the studio, Luba Sokolina, has extensive experience and knowledge of restoration and conservation of Ceramics and Porcelain, Majolica, Terra Cotta and China, Pottery, Family Heirlooms and Sentimentals, Ceramic and Porcelain Dolls, Oriental Pottery, and Glass. She graduated from the Central State Art School with a major in Fine Arts & Sculpting, and a minor in Antique & Porcelain Restoration. She worked in the art department at Mosfilm (Moscow Film Studio) and as an assistant to the late Ukrainian sculptor and ceramic restorer, Aleksandr Gunko.