Nature-Inspired Ceramics Can Be Mixed + Matched into Infinite Arrangements

If you’ve read this blog over the past year, then you’ve def­i­nite­ly seen illus­tra­tions by Madali­na Andron­ic. She’s tal­ent­ed in both 2D and 3D, with her lat­est endeav­or being “table­ware essen­tials” like cups, bowls, and plates.

“Inspired by nature, naive imagery and mag­ic,” Madali­na tells me in an email, “I love cre­at­ing cus­tom made, hand-paint­ed porce­lain objects for indi­vid­u­als and homes.” Continuing:

Pas­sion­ate about del­i­cate, yet bold and dis­tinc­tive dec­o­ra­tion paint­ed on the slight­ly irreg­u­lar shapes of milky stoneware, I believe that life as a won­der­ful dream comes from tiny, dai­ly ges­tures, felt and tast­ed from warm, beau­ti­ful objects, there­fore I make my ceram­ic pieces a spe­cial, delight­ful expe­ri­ence for any heart and space.

Madali­na uses a lim­it­ed col­or palette of red, green, and blue tones in var­i­ous shades. “This allows you to mix and match the table­ware items,” she says, “cre­at­ing either mod­ern, con­trast­ing sets or ele­gant, one-col­or ensembles.”

These pieces are now for sale on Madali­na’s ceram­ics web­site. Yes, please!