Sunday, 23 June 2013

Bakery under the Lucky Rooster

I do like freshly baked crusty bread and all the baked goods. 
In particular, when they are still warm...

I also like baking them by myself - a wonderful process that integrates me with "Mother Nature". 
I always treat this process as a celebration at home.  The roughness of the table, my hands dipped in cold flour and the natural leaven, living its own life.  Like a small wonder... 

As a little girl I liked so much watching my grandmother baking breads. My lovely grandmother baked bread according to old recipes,  in a real bread oven. She baked such large quantities of bread that she could share with her neighbors. 
My grandmother has unfortunately passed away, but there are still connecting threads between us, one of them being the recipes my grandma left me. I use them frequently.

That is why I could not resist making a wooden stall with bread goods and an old-fashioned baker. You will find a variety of delicious goods there: breads, bagels, pretzels, baguettes...
And all this is made ​​by me with polymer clay and unfortunately inedible ... :-) 

The stall is made by me of wood. The rooster is a decorative element I sculptured in polymer clay, and it appears on the top of the stick with pretzels.

The baker is large and thick. He is 20 cm tall. He is dressed fashionably old. He has an orange doublet, brown knickerbockers and a white cap. 
His face suggests the involvement in his occupation, which he loves and has been doing for years...

Bon appetit!

15 comments:

  1. Wow...how beautiful. My compliments for your work.

    Kind regards XAndra

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  2. Super! Pan Piekarz jest świetny a pieczywko wygląda smakowicie!
    Uściski
    Ewa

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  3. Oh, ist das schön! Ich liebe den Bäcker und ich würde am Liebsten sofort in so ein leckeres Brötchen beißen!
    Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland von Hannelore

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    1. Ooh, danke schön! :-) Ich habe nicht geschrieben in Deutsch so viele Jahre... Ich bin ganz glücklich, wenn ich mir vorstelle, dass mein Bäcker geliebt werden! :-)

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  4. I am just wordless seeing all that you have here. Lovely. Absolute stunnig.

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    1. Eija, it's so nice to read your words! :-) I first saw them today. Thank you so much!

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  5. You always manage to create a magical world. The baker is wonderful.
    Geneviève

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    1. Thank you for your recognition! I am very honored Geneviève! :-)

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  6. Hello Agnieszka,
    I am just blown away by your incredible work every time I visit your blog. the baker is wonderful!
    Big hug,
    Giac

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    1. Giac, thank you very much for your always kind words!
      Best regards,
      Agnieszka.

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  7. Yum! that bread makes my mouth water Agnieszka! You have done a wonderful job of it all. The rooster is well done as well and the friendly baker is someone who would give you confidence that his bread was as delicious as it smalls. Thanks for joining my halfscale blog - I hope you enjoy it as much as I am enjoying yours. Sandie

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    1. Sandra, thank you so much for all your fantastic comments. I'm very happy you visit and enjoy my blog!
      Best regards,
      Agnieszka

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  8. Wow Agnieszka, What a character, jovial yet a slightly menacing gaze, and your photography is so mooody and fabulous.

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