Sculptural vessels from the <n>Lithic Collection</n> by artist <n>Yasha Butler</n> for <n>Maud & Mabel</n> gallery.

A small clay sculpture by artist <n>Nino Liparteliani</n>.

<n>I fed you with my Heart's blood</n>, a mixed media illustration by the artist <n>Cerva</n>.

<n>November moods</n> by artist <n>Enikő Katalin Eged</n>.

<n>Cityhouse project</n>, an ongoing renovation, photographed for <n>The World of Interiors</n>.

A <n>Bronze Snake Dish</n> from ancient Persia, dated 2600-2400 BC.

<n>Clay female figures</n> from Predynastic Egypt, c. 3500-3400 BC.

<n>Fairy Parachute Fungi</n> (Marasmiellus candidus).

<n>Petunia N°2</n> from the CUBICLE Vol. 2 series, featuring a dress by <n>Ferragamo</n> and a hair clip by <n>COS</n>.

From <n>Botter</n>'s <n>Caribbean Couture</n> SS22 collection. Jewelry by <n>Hatton Labs</n>. Photo by <n>Alexandre Gaudin</n>.

A close-up of <n>Lecanoromycetes</n> lichen on rocks.

An alchemical drawing of the <n>Rebis</n>, attributed to <n>Donato d'Eremita da Roccadevandro</n>.

An image for <n>YOHOZO STUDIO</n>'s <n>Collection 01 - Reverie</n>. Photo by <n>Neal Sperling</n>.

"Svoura" stoneware vessel by artist <n>Elena Vasilantonaki</n> of <n>Pilos Clay Art</n>.

The <n>Chimera 18K Gold Pendant</n> by <n>Olithica</n>.

<n>Pinakio</n>, a stoneware sculpture with an olive wood ashglaze by artist <n>Elena Vasilantonaki</n>.

<n>India ramosay's hand</n> (1935) by <n>Helen Pierce Breaker</n>.

<n>And So...</n>, a 1991 ceramic sculpture by <n>Glenys Barton</n>.

The <n>Fossilia White Ceramic Decorative Vase</n>, designed by <n>Fos Ceramiche</n>.

The <n>Ovo Drops</n> earrings by <n>F A R I S</n>.

A collection of blue and white <n>Delft tiles</n>.

<n>Our Lily, Arum Lily</n> (1937), a diptych by <n>Stefan Lorant</n> with a photo by <n>Bohumil Kröhn</n>.

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Wooden statue of the <n>Anubis Shrine</n> from the tomb of Horemheb, photographed by <n>Harry Burton</n> in 1912.

<n>Tête de taureau</n> (1942) by <n>Pablo Picasso</n>. Photo by <n>FLORENT TANET</n> and <n>Mathieu Martin Delacroix</n>.