A collection of traditional <n>Georgian ceramics</n>.

<n>Mask</n>, a 1929 sculpture by <n>Henry Moore</n>.

CGI for <n>Heliot Emil</n>'s AW20 <n>AMORPHOUS SOLID</n> collection by <n>Schema Supply</n> with <n>Builders Club</n>.

A Late Cypriot II <n>Miniature vessel</n> from Cyprus, ca. 1450–1200 B.C.

<n>Serie Chombas</n> by <n>YerkoZlatar</n>.

<n>Pre-Columbian ceramic</n> from Peru, located at the <n>Museum für Völkerkunde</n> in Berlin.

<n>British Bronze Age Pottery</n> from the collection of the <n>British Museum</n>.

A perfume bottle designed by <n>René Lalique</n>.

A <n>Nazca</n> culture <n>double spout and bridge jar</n> representing a trophy head. From <n>G. H. S. Bushnell</n>'s book <n>Peru</n> (1956).

A 1953 ceramic vase by <n>Pablo Picasso</n>.

<n>Queensland Pearls</n>, Plate XXXVII from <n>The Great Barrier Reef of Australia</n> (1893) by <n>William Saville-Kent</n>.

"<n>Distortion #40</n>" (1933) by photographer <n>André Kertész</n>.

<n>Achillea Umbellata (Yarrow)</n>, a photograph by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n> from c. 1925.

<n>Gold pectoral</n> from the <n>Tolima culture</n> in Colombia.

<n>Untitled</n> (1950), a pencil on paper drawing by <n>Jean (Hans) Arp</n>.

A collection of stoneware pottery by Danish artist <n>Arne Bang</n>.

A <n>Cinnabar pot with stand</n> from the <n>Middle Yayoi</n> period, excavated in Ichinomiya, Japan.

Illustration of <n>Egyptian Clay Pots</n> by <n>H. J. Redouté</n> from the <n>Description de l'Égypte</n> (1809-1829).

Illustrations of <n>Nubian biscuit-ware</n> from the 1914 journal <n>Ancient Egypt</n>, edited by <n>W. M. Flinders Petrie</n>.

A photographic plate from <n>Hubert Lyman Clark</n>'s 1917 book, <n>The Starfish and Their Relations</n>.

A ceramic <n>Coil</n> vessel from Iran, dated to the Iron Age III (ca. 8th–7th century B.C.).

A double-headed <n>Yoruba Gelede mask</n> from Dahomey, from the book <n>L'art africain</n> by <n>Dennis Duerden</n> (1969).

Oscillons by <n>Ben F. Laposky</n>, featured in <n>Recreational Mathematics Magazine</n> in 1964.

A collection of <n>Goddess Sculptures</n> from the Prehistoric Period to 1200 BC.

The <n>Minoan</n> <n>Octopus Vase</n> in the <n>Marine Style</n>, from Palaikastro, Crete, c. 1500 BC.

The Octopus Motif in Ancient Greek Ceramics

<n>Sumerian clay tokens</n> used for accounting in <n>Mesopotamia</n> during the 4th millennium BC.