A Sanctuary of
Craftsmanship and Heritage
ARTIST HIGHLIGHT
Guy Buseyne
Guy Buseyne (born 1961) is a Belgian sculptor, masterful furniture
maker, and graphic designer whose artistry is deeply rooted in the
exploration of the human condition. A graduate of the Academy of Fine
Arts in Bruges, he weaves emotion and resilience into his creations,
sculpting figures that navigate the trials of an ever-changing
world—both its natural forces and man-made upheavals. His forms, though
rich in expression, remain faceless, allowing their stories to
transcend individuality and speak to something greater—an unspoken bond
between the art and the observer, where meaning is not dictated but
felt.
TALES OF A CITY
Amsterdam
Royal Delft and Amsterdam share a rich, intertwined history. Delft, the
birthplace of the iconic Delft Blue ceramics, is a city of artistic
heritage, deeply influenced by Dutch Master Johannes Vermeer. Its
serene canals and historic charm reflect the craftsmanship that defines
Royal Delft. Amsterdam, a hub of trade and creativity, played a crucial
role in bringing Delftware to the world, its grand merchant houses once
adorned with these exquisite pieces. Today, the timeless beauty of
Delft Blue graces Amsterdam’s museums, boutiques, and interiors,
preserving its legacy in a modern landscape. This enduring connection
between the two cities celebrates Dutch artistry, where the past
continues to inspire the present.
