céramique

A spread from the zine <n>Polyphony (2nd Ed.)</n>, published by <n>North East</n>.

A pile of <n>Semi Husked Coconut</n>s, with one split open.

Artist <n>Rémi Bracquemond</n> carves a floral pattern into a clay vessel. Photo by <n>Céline Saby</n>.

Black ceramic tableware by <n>Christiane Perrochon</n>.

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Ceramic tableware by artist <n>Tetsuya Kobayashi</n>.

Handmade ceramic tableware by artist <n>Andrea Tsang</n>.

Foley Street Creative Spaces · Studio Enti Ceramics, Sydney

The pottery workshop of potter <n>Takeaki Kawaguchi</n>, a project involving design studio <n>maoom</n>.

Demo objects created with the <n>Procedural Ceramics Shader for Blender</n> by <n>Robin</n> of <n>Secret Swim Club</n>.

The <n>GENBU Collection</n> features rustic textures and a contemporary design in Aka red.

Interior of the <n>Welcome To The Tropics Inc.</n> showroom in Los Angeles. Photo by <n>Yoshihiro Makino</n>.

Ceramist <n>Mie Kim • 김미혜</n> shapes a clay vessel.

A 3D render by <n>Robin</n> demonstrating a <n>Procedural Ceramics Shader</n> for <n>Blender</n>.

A <n>Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer</n>.

Wooden vessels by wood carver <n>Luke Hope</n> of <n>Hope in the Woods</n>.

Ceramic bowl by <n>Ray Silverman</n> for <n>COL</n>. Photo by <n>Luke Evans</n>.

The <n>GENBU Collection</n> by <n>KURIĒTO クリエート</n> features rustic, contemporary tableware.

From the project <n>Peak Mode</n>. Photo by <n>Ivana Cajina</n>. Creative direction by <n>OBRAZ</n>.

The <n>Arc'teryx</n> <n>Alpha Hybrid Pant</n> for men, designed for ice and alpine climbing.

<n>Lorna Simpson</n>'s 1998 work, <n>For Dodie</n>, consists of nine photogravures with screenprinted text.

sentimental obsessions — Lorna Simpson, 9 Props, 1995.

<n>Ode to Tindaya</n>, a feast created with <n>Nikola Kurdel Čemanová</n>.