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Eli Flatland
a table topped with lots of cups and saucers
mali ceramic slanting jug | nkuku
three black and white cups sitting on top of a table
AjOtto dinnerware by Arne Ottosen for Frama - Nordic Design
arne ottosen / ajotto ++ frama collection
a table topped with plates and vases filled with flowers next to each other on top of a white surface
two coffee cups and saucers on a white table cloth with candles in the background
mug artisanal grés blacksmith ceramics danemark
Mug en grès MAJA par Blacksmith Ceramics (Danemark) pour Øje Society.
a row of ceramic cups sitting on top of a white table next to each other
four white and black vases sitting on top of a wooden table
Two modern ceramic pottery cups, wheel thrown brown stoneware tumbler - Appurt
Two modern ceramic pottery cups, wheel thrown brown stoneware tumbler
a hand holding a white and brown cup in front of several cups on the table
Terracotta milk jug.
This small terracotta milk jug made by @ptitsamiok.
an assortment of cups and bowls are arranged on a wooden tray with chopsticks
Pottery Shop — florian gadsby
Watercolor porcelain palette
three different types of vases sitting on a white counter top next to each other
Roy Rose Jewelry Sterling Silver Moveable Drop Pendant
Material Purity: 925Length of Item: 25Material: Sterling SilverWidth of Item: 14Jewelry Type: Pendants & CharmsBail Width: 3Material Color: WhiteBail Length: 7PolishedSterling silver
three cups and saucers on a white table with a flower in the middle one is empty
florian gadsby
Florian Gadsby. Various vessels, mostly crackle glazed and all reduction fired together.
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four white and brown vases sitting next to each other on top of a table
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cups and saucers are arranged on a table
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several white and black vases sitting on top of a wooden table next to scissors
On time and work I had a brief and interesting chat with @james_and_tilla_waters on Twitter last week. James and Tilla are established UK ceramicists with a wonderful archive of work. I asked Tilla how she felt looking back on work she had made eight years previously and she wrote a really honest piece about it. The things she disliked where both she and James had improved over that time how their work had refined. I found this fascinating. Obviously you can only work in the present but t...