<n>NR. 3</n> table lamp by <n>Bennet Schlesinger</n> for <n>Assembly</n>.

<n>Bend</n> (2022), a table constructed from standardized stainless steel square pipes.

An unfired coffee mug with an angular form, made from <n>Sydney wild clay</n>.

The <n>Hunza Table</n> and <n>Maru Vase</n> by designer <n>Simone Bodmer-Turner</n>.

<n>LOEWE Aire Sutileza</n> from the <n>LOEWE Perfumes</n> campaign inspired by Dante's <n>The Divine Comedy</n>.

<n>Mesa Ratona Rústica</n>, a coffee table with a stone top and wood base.

The <n>Renewal Set</n> from skincare brand <n>LESSE</n>.

<n>Tenui</n>'s <n>BARE Hand Cream</n>. Design by <n>Seogwon Hwang</n>.

<n>Vessels of Imperfection</n> (2023) by artist <n>Anna Zimmermann</n>. Photo by <n>Leonhard Hilzensauer</n>.

A still life from the <n>Evan Kinori</n> store in San Francisco.

The photographic work <n>Wick</n>, featuring art by <n>Waldemar Kolbusz</n>.

A ceramic vase by Japanese artist <n>Yoko Komae</n>.

A <n>Burgundy limestone table</n> from <n>Mil Van Den Vic</n>. Photo by <n>Salva López</n>.

<n>CLOUDS Table</n>, 2024. Photo by <n>Michael D Wilson</n>.

A tall, textured vessel from <n>Lauren Manoogian</n>'s collection of Peruvian ceramics. Photo by <n>Chris Rhodes</n>.

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<n>Duality of Matter</n>, a collection by <n>THER</n>, photographed by <n>Kamila Solarz</n> at <n>Montoya Studios</n>.

A <n>Chaise Basse</n> by <n>Lemieux Et Cie</n> in a <n>mid-century modern</n> interior.

<n>Nuori</n> <n>Solid face cleansers</n>. Photo by <n>NICKLAS INGEMANN</n>.

The <n>Mesa de centro orgánica</n> coffee table, designed and photographed by <n>Indesa</n>.

The <n>Small Amphora</n> by ceramicist <n>Marta Bonilla</n>.

<n>Winged V. (Armour)</n> (2024), shown by <n>sgr a gallery</n> at <n>Positions Art Fair</n> 2024.

A collection of new jewelry by <n>Taylor Healey Jewelry</n>.

Three Peaks has a textured surface with three peaks and a negative space creating a unique biomorpic element to add to your space. The ceramic vessel is versatile in its neautral stoneware and raw surface finish.
Tania Whalen is a British ceramic artist with a deep passion for raw clay, movement, and texture. Whalen finds inspiration in nature, architecture, art, and music, and her work reflects a keen eye for interesting silhouettes of everyday objects.
Tania Whalen's ongoing series, "Vessels in Texture," is a testament to her exploration of form and surface texture. Initially inspired by rugged landscapes with raw, craggy surfaces, her sculptural pieces have evolved, continually shifting and morphing into captivating shapes that captivate and inspire.

Three Peaks

<n>Ilargia</n>, a sculpture by <n>Ludmilla Balkis</n> from the <n>Stasis</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>Guild Gallery</n>.