ceramics

Few creative fields have evolved in the spectacular way that ceramic design has. The art of crafting practical ceramic objects dates back to (many) thousands of years. Since the earliest examples, earthenware items have always served a double role, of functional and decorative objects. Like their ancient counterparts, contemporary products seamlessly merge art and design, regardless of their function. Think dinner plates that look like paintings or vases that look like modern sculptures. Here, you can read more about some of the most cutting-edge, innovative, and impressive projects completed by talented ceramicists, artists, and renowned brands from all over the world.

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Introducing Petari


Food and Drink

A Japanese company that produces beautiful, airtight donabe casserole pots for indoor…

Birds 1967 by Lisa Larson


Design

A series of painted wood birds inspired by the Flower Power movement, Birds 1967 soar…

The Céramique Lamp Collecti...


Design

A series of three handmade lamps designed with a playful expression that enhances the…

The Prophecies of Dust Series


Abstraction

Ceramic brick furniture inspired by the digital world of role-playing games.
Designe…

Introducing Hasami Porcelain


Interior Design

A brand that brings together centuries-old crafting techniques and contemporary desig…

Sosei by Ronan & Erwan ...


Abstraction

A large-scale installation that showcases the beauty of traditional tile making techn…

Petits Signes


Design

A collection of fun and decorative ceramic accessories inspired by doodles.
Italian …

The Fonte Table Light


Design

A handmade table lamp made from glossy ceramic.
German design brand favius collabora…

Introducing Tajimi Custom Ti...


Design

Bespoke tiles made using a blend of custom and traditional techniques.
In the southe…

The Stoneware Ritual


Abstraction

A series of sculptural objects that explore both tactile surfaces and ritual gestures…

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