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The exhibition will be hosted by the Jenő Gyárfás Picture Gallery in Sfântu Gheorghe. Later it will travel to Bucharest.
The exhibition will also feature porcelain jewellery made by Kati Zoób, one of Hungary's most famous clothing designers, under a special agreement with Zsolnay.
Zsolnay is no novelty in Transylvania. Zsolnay tiles can be seen on the tower of the Szekler National Museum in Sfântu Gheorghe as well as the city hall and palace of culture in Târgu Mure. Icons made of pyrogranite, an ornamental ceramic material developed by Vilmos Zsolnay, can be found in the churches of Iai and Craiova.
Source: Hungarian News Agency (MTI)
