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Erik Rosen persisted, and since he had seen the non-romantic ceramics,
the romantic glass was a challenge. This resulted in the "Opticon"
series in opaline blue with impenetrable optics. The series soon became
very popular when it was shown at an exhibition at Bosjö Kloster
in Skåne, and was soon followed by the painted series "Butterfly".
Then as a contrast, I quickly designed the "Rat Bowl" where
I showed my true self. I had thus started to give myself a clear profile
within the field of painted glass.
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