" Modena" Vase by Miri Mara

Studio pottery. Using a traditional technique of clay slab to fashion all the vases models slip cast and hand finished with layers of glaze and multiple firings. Sculptural and functional design, interior is glazed as well. Available in matte black...

Created by using a traditional technique of clay slab to fashion all the vase models in limited edition, slip cast and hand finished with layers of glaze and multiple firings. Sculptural and functional design, interior is glazed as well. Available in matte black...

Italian ceramic vase with siena mottled glaze and hand-carved and etched unglazed band around center with geometric designs. Made in Italy, circa 1960 Base diameter - 5.5"/Mouth d...

Handwoven and hand tufted wool decorative pillow with individually dyed fringe details which add texture and tactile quality embellishment. All pillows are unique using only traditio...

Hand thrown ceramic bowl with revlon red glaze.

Studio pottery

A beautiful bowl with silver fish decoration by Wilhelm Kage for Gustavsberg from Argenta series, circa 1930s-1940s.

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Large ceramic bowl by Gustave Tiffoche, France 1970s. The bowl has a strong square shape with round edges and outspoken artistic drawings. Finished with great experimental glaze work...

Ceramic bowl by Carlo Zauli, Italy 1960s. Nice exceptionally decorated bowl in a light greyish clay with a contrasting black circular pattern. The wor...

The ceramic bowl in dark brown shades, created by Herman Kähler in the 1960s, is a beautiful example of Danish ceramic craftsmanship from this era. With its deep brown tones and uni...

In ENTWINE ceramics by Maria Jeglinska the lines are at once timeless and relevant, creating and appreciating a sense of beauty through harmony and proportion. Details: Width: 13 cm 5.1 in. Height: 8 cm 3.1 in. Material: 100% Mediterranean terracotta clay Technique: 100% hand thrown in Morocco Certified food safe glaze Carefully hand wash The handcrafted product may have slight imperfections inherent in handmade ceramics that do not affect the strength or usability of the item Maria Jeglinska-Adamczewska graduated from ECAL’s industrial design course in 2007 and was awarded a scholarship from the IKEA foundation that led her to work for Galerie Kreo in Paris, Konstantin Grcic in Munich and Alexander Taylor...