Swedish ceramist, Pernilla Norrman, uses clay she takes directly from the ground of a local abandoned brickworks. See Blogroll for a link.

January 30, 2017by Decanter 1 Comment

2011 Rhösska Arts Crafts Shop, Gothenburg / 2008 Sjöbo art gallery Detail (4 meters long) / 2010 Blickwecksel Hovdala Castle / Loop series, wall pieces / 2008 Hovdala Castle, Ceramics […]

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Norvald Hemre’s porcelain & clay art, is sometimes initially cast with the use of balloons to form his pieces. He lives in Norway. See Blogroll for a link.

January 19, 2017by Decanter Leave a comment

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Soft paste porcelain using the nerikomi technique. The delicate & exquisitely patterned bowls of Dorothy Feibleman, U.S.A. See Blogroll for a link.

January 13, 2017by Decanter 1 Comment

Bowl 95 / B83 / Untitled / Untitled / Untitled / Collection of Petal Sake Cups & Plates / Collection of Petal Sake Cups & Plates / Bowl 6 / […]

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Reflecting gentle nature in the compactly patterned, carved ceramic vessels of Lee Jong Min, Korea. See Blogroll for a link.

January 5, 2017by Decanter Leave a comment

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Irina Zaytceva’s highly-glazed, ornately sculptured porcelain work, festooned with painted figures, birds & butterflies. She works from Russia. See Blogroll for a link.

December 21, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

Magnolia Boy Cup / Boy with Green Parakeet / Boy With Wing / Girl with the Three Parakeets / Maiden of Vases / Mistress of Hummingbirds / Twins Vase /

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The earthy ceramic forms of Canadian, Steven Heinemann, are paradoxically thin walled, with an external fired powdered effect, with motifs delicately etched in, or with cracking created in the crust during production of the vessel. See Blogroll for a link.

October 28, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

Aretherenottwelvehoursofdaylight / Duenna / Halflife / Nebula / Untitled / Event Horizon / Residuum / Alamogordo / Floral Apparition / Untitled Bowl / Untitled / Splice / Geologue / Untitled […]

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Reiko Kaneko’s glossy ‘studio glazed’ vessels & some of her ceramic jewellery. With Japanese heritage, she now lives in Stoke on Trent, UK. See Blogroll for a link.

October 15, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

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Decanted

A selection from the fruit on the web, decanted into this blog for gulping, sipping or throwing into the sink. CLICK ON A POST FOR MORE IMAGES.

Tag Archives: ceramics

Swedish ceramist, Pernilla Norrman, uses clay she takes directly from the ground of a local abandoned brickworks. See Blogroll for a link.

Norvald Hemre’s porcelain & clay art, is sometimes initially cast with the use of balloons to form his pieces. He lives in Norway. See Blogroll for a link.

Soft paste porcelain using the nerikomi technique. The delicate & exquisitely patterned bowls of Dorothy Feibleman, U.S.A. See Blogroll for a link.

Reflecting gentle nature in the compactly patterned, carved ceramic vessels of Lee Jong Min, Korea. See Blogroll for a link.

Irina Zaytceva’s highly-glazed, ornately sculptured porcelain work, festooned with painted figures, birds & butterflies. She works from Russia. See Blogroll for a link.

The earthy ceramic forms of Canadian, Steven Heinemann, are paradoxically thin walled, with an external fired powdered effect, with motifs delicately etched in, or with cracking created in the crust during production of the vessel. See Blogroll for a link.

Reiko Kaneko’s glossy ‘studio glazed’ vessels & some of her ceramic jewellery. With Japanese heritage, she now lives in Stoke on Trent, UK. See Blogroll for a link.