Charming Ceramics Are Designed With Imperfections in Mind

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Few decor items in my home bring me more joy than my col­lec­tion of hand­craft­ed ceram­ics. From tiny air plant hold­ers to sculp­tures of ghosts, I am obsessed with mak­er-cre­at­ed sculp­tures, plates, cups—you name it.

One of my lat­est favorite finds is Glin­ka Ceram­ics. Craft­ed by a woman named Inna, the style rel­ish­es in imper­fec­tion and wonk­i­ness. “My ide­al dish­es are uneven edges and imper­fect forms,” she writes on Etsy. Every­thing is cre­at­ed using hand-build­ing tech­niques; even the items that could be thrown on a pot­ter’s wheel are built by hand.

Vis­it the Glin­ka Ceram­ics Etsy shop to see Inna’s entire selection.