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Ceramic pottery from the <n>TINY HOUSE</n> collection by artist <n>Josephine Palmer</n>.

<n>Seashell Specimen</n> by the artist <n>cocovani</n>.

Stoneware vessel <n>(dot 37)</n> by <n>Shio Kusaka</n>, c. 2015.

A 1968 stoneware pot by artist <n>Hans Coper</n>.

Each piece is unique and slight variations in shapes and color will exist. Sung Wook Park is an artist that uses ceramics as a medium for his fine art and tea wares with a unique expression that resonates throughout his entire work.  His inspiration comes from classic Korean ceramics while focusing on  Buncheong and pu

Iron Glaze Teacup Black Small

A 1958 stoneware bowl by artist <n>Gertrud Vasegaard</n>. Photo by <n>Jacob Friis-Holm Nielsen</n>.

<n>Gudrun cup</n> made from 3D printed pigmented porcelain and glazed stoneware.

A phenakistoscope disc illustration of a standing long jump by <n>Eadweard Muybridge</n>, 1893.

Interior of <n>Atelier Lorenzi</n> in Paris, featuring books including <n>I Am Not Your Negro</n> and <n>François Halard</n>.

Ceramic tableware by <n>StyleMeGHD</n>, photographed in Tulum.

<n>Stoneware</n> and <n>porcelain</n> test espresso cups.

Look 4 from <n>The Gansky Hotel</n>, the 2024 graduate collection by designer <n>Joanna Wirazka</n>.

The Blue Collection by Little Greene - Mad About The House

Still life in the home of <n>Hanna Keuning Lagerfelt</n> with <n>HANA STUDIOS</n>' <n>Callas Candlestick Holders</n>.

Installation view of <n>Alice Adams</n>'s "Untitled" (1966) at 55 Mercer Gallery, New York, 1971.

<n>Large bowl with camellia pattern</n> by artist <n>Mochizuki Atsumu</n> from the 62nd <n>Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition</n>, 2015.

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A 1980 stoneware <n>Bowl</n> by <n>Lucie Rie</n> from the collection of <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.

<n>New Farm Residence</n> designed by <n>Samantha Leigh</n>. Styling by <n>Atelier Lab</n>. Photo by <n>Dave</n>.

Stoneware pottery by <n>Viki Weiland</n> created for <n>boform Hellerup</n>.

A 1960s floral drawing by <n>Gio Ponti</n>, a letter to publisher <n>Daria Guarnati</n>.