Heart Ceramic

The plaques were created by the Tuscan painter and ceramist Alvaro Cartei (1911-1995) between 1960 and 1964 in the Montelupo area, the heart of Italian ceramic art, by Ditta Pugi of ...

An 19th century basket made up of a hand formed twisted and looped wire holder set with a Majolica glazed plate at the center. The plate shows a geometric pattern glazed in earth t...

This rare and oversized wall sconce is a stunning collector's piece from Manises, Spain—the historic heart of Spanish ceramic excellence. Produced in the 1950s by the renowned CH His...

Glazed Ceramic and Copper Wall Mirror with Mosaic Frame Mid-Century Modern rectangular mirror framed by a mosaic of squared and heart shaped glazed ceramic tiles, Spain, 1950s-1960s.

This dialectic between tradition and innovation lies at the heart of Qing ceramic production, and accounts in no small part for its enduring prominence in both scholarly study and th...

A rare and captivating table lamp handcrafted in Seminara, the historic heart of Calabrian ceramic tradition. The base is an expertly modeled anthropomorphic head, featuring a helmet...

Barker Bros was established in the late 19th century in Longton, one of the six towns that make up Stoke-on-Trent, the heart of England’s ceramic industry. By the early 1900s, they w...

About Bay Keramik Bay Keramik was founded in 1933 in Ransbach-Baumbach, Germany, in the heart of the historic Kannenbäckerland ceramic region.

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

Crafted in Kyoto, the historic heart of Japanese ceramic art, this expressive piece showcases exceptional organic modeling, realistically capturing the texture of fur and the thought...

This artwork is a masterful still life, featuring a meticulous arrangement of objects that exude a sense of timeless elegance. At its heart is a blue ceramic jug, richly textured, se...

Antique mantle fireplace, black marble frame with beige marble inlays, directoire or empire style, original from the early 19th century, from Italy, complete with enamelled ceramic c...

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

These wall lights are meticulously crafted from ceramic in the heart of Portugal showcases a delicate blend of art and functionality.

Richardson & Co. in Staffordshire — the heart of England’s ceramic industry. The “Bristol” pattern was introduced in the 1930s and became particularly beloved for its stylized floral...

Both the Ming and Qing Dynasties elevated porcelain craftsmanship to extraordinary levels, solidifying Jingdezhen’s reputation as the heart of Chinese ceramic artistry. Following the...

Blakeney Ironstone, likely produced in Staffordshire — the heart of English ceramic craftsmanship — was part of a broader 19th-century tradition of making durable yet beautiful wares...

This dialectic between tradition and innovation lies at the heart of Qing ceramic production, and accounts in no small part for its enduring prominence in both scholarly study and th...

The artist created all different sizes, shapes and colors of ceramic hearts, created in a factory but all signed by the owner’s mother.

Artist Commentary: Black stoneware; cone 5/6 oxidation firing; Slips and Oxides "With some individuals you have to get really close before you get to see the heart inside." Keyword...