Not too long ago, I was writing about my love for face pots, sharing the ceramic work of Kinska (if you aren’t familiar, definitely check them out). Polkaros is another maker of similarly adorable pieces, crafting small vessels that don sweet expressions and…
In December of last year, I first fell in love with Il Sung Na’s adorable ceramics. I bought one at MICA’s annual Art Market, and I’ve been itching to buy more ever since I saw his MFA Illustration Practice thesis in…
Ya’ll know I love illustrated ceramics, and I’m always delighted when I find new pieces to obsess over. Enter Uhaala—a shop that sells awesome artwork handmade in Barcelona. They’re crafted by Sonia Pulido and Susana Requena, and each person has their…
Fun fact: I found Rebekah Miles’ work totally by chance. I was Googling someone of the same name, and her Instagram popped up as one of the top results. Thinking she was that someone else, I was pleasantly surprised when…
When you check out roootreee’s (AKA Kaori) blog, you’ll see photographs featuring colorful fields of flowers. This bucolic imagery undoubtedly influences her ceramics work, which features white porcelain plates, pitchers, cups, and saucers that are hand-painted with beautiful blooms. My favorite pieces are…
How would you like it if your plates and bowls talked back to you? In this collaboration between illustrator Santiago Uceda and artist Nancy Froehlich, you don’t have much of a choice! They occupy the bottoms of dishes, directing you, cheering…
A double-headed cat is apt considering that these ceramics are the handiwork of not one, but two people! The Brighton-based Etsy shop called I like CATS collaborated with the Bristol-based sculptor Little Birdy to produce these adorable creatures. Little Birdy first…
Ever wanted to own a giant sperm whale? What about a plesiosaur? Well, thanks to Lorien Stern’s Etsy shop, these are achievable goals. The ceramic artist crafts large-scale creatures to hang on your wall, and they evoke the giant game trophies…
The Awesome Project is “an experimental journey of the multidisciplinary” by illustrator Madalina Andronic. Her porcelain creations are inspired by Romanian folklore, and this influence seeps into sweet fairies, collars, and much more. Seriously. I’ve featured many of her pieces, but Madalina…
Nina van de Goor, known as Ninainvorm on her Etsy shop, uses vintage ceramics and reinvigorates them with her colorful designs. Funny faces and simple, bold shapes are the focus of her work. They’re playful and are the perfect contrast to the…