In 1919 the Bauhaus opened its door under the Master of Form, Johannes Itten. The Bauhaus school and workshop was known to mix traditional techniques and industrial methods into the workings of each craft lessons available. Itten worked with Helene Borner, Master of Works, who overseen the craftsmanship details of the workshop and was the only female to work at the Bauhaus from the day it opened to the day it closed its doors. Included in leadership was George Muche, Head of Workshop (1921-1927), who focused more on the industrial techniques, all while keeping inventory pumping and increasing profits coming into the workshops.







