Don’t know where to burn your incense cone? Well, we know the most appropriate location ever. These ceramic figurative goddess sculptures, handcrafted by Californian artist Harry Leaf, are just the answer. These unique and individually crafted goddess sculptures are made using an array of ceramic firing techniques. The colorful figurines are adorned with celebratory headdresses and flowing robes. Each carries an offering vessel on which your incense or special treasure can be placed. Or just display as a sculptural piece……these goddesses are sure to grab attention from all who encounter them. This particular goddess is made from grey clay and finished in a glossy midnight blue glaze. The texture of this robe on this goddess and detail in the bowl make a great combination. You will love your goddess and start collecting them. Each goddess comes with the artist’s story card.
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Natskallen is hand thrown thinly of English stoneware clay. The decoration consists of three to four layers of slipping (clay dye). The slipping is layered using a wide brush. In this way the artist achieves depth in the decoration. The dry expression of the outside contrasts with the dark iron glazing on the inside of the form. The bowl is fired at 1280 degrees centigrade. The glazing is non-toxic and impervious to water. Every single bowl is hand thrown with the utmost care and has its own individual expression. Not one is like any other. Both colour and form vary so you will always be able to choose your own special bowl. The bowl that fits both your personality and the surroundings in which it is placed.
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The unique White Ceramic Cast Towel Wall Sconce is incredibly detailed, and a fine accent light for the bathroom and other smaller nooks to add a whimsical eclectic touch while still providing a functional decorative light. MEASUREMENTS: 8"w x 4"d x 15"h
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The Newton is a clever and innovative way of serving sugar and milk for coffee or tea. The mechanism in the Newton-set is based on gravity. You can pour milk or cream without removing the sugar bowl on top of the creamer&the clever mechanism keeps the bowl still while you tip the pitcher.
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Inspired by the terraced olive groves of Italy where artist Mary Judge spends time to create and produce her designs, this porcelain dipping dish is a treat. When filled with your favorite olive oil you see a series of concentric rings of lovely greens in descending tones due to the depth of the oil in the dish: a wonderful marriage of form and function, a feast for the eyes and the taste buds! Dishwasher and Microwave safe. Imported from Germany. Price: $18.00
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De Egg vase is een vaas uit een collectie van verschillende porselein vazen. Geinspireerd door hardgekookte eieren en het condoom. Een prachtig ontwerp! Designer: Marcel Wanders
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High-quality ceramics take on the cook's personality, ensuring you'll hand them down to the next generation. Handcrafted in Italy by artisans, each piece is hand-pressed and hand-dipped in gorgeous honey-colored glaze. Oven and dishwasher safe with easy-to-grasp handles.
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Ceramic cup with blue chintz print outside. The handle is ceramic, with a silver coloured slip. All of Virginia's ceramics are functional but should not be put in the dishwasher or microwave. Options Please note that Virginia's ceramics may take over four weeks at busy times. Please contact us for an accurate delivery timescale.
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This delicate, versatile collection is built around a variety of jewelry. In every type, the colors, decorations,and shapes vary within each piece. The pictures shown serve only as examples. All jewelry from Scherning is handmade and no two are exactly alike. That's what makes this collection so unique. Handle with care.
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Ceramic Handbag Trinket Pot Each pot is made from ceramics and has been decorated with a floral design. The handbags handle is made from a length of beads. Each item comes packaged individually. Product Code: FEM07
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Eminent upside down salt and pepper mill set made from black carbonate. Upside down mills have the mechanism located at the top giving you mess free milling and a clean table every time. Has an easy filling direct through mechanism and is 15.5cm high (6 inches). T&G's Crushgrind ® is like no other mill, its unique ceramic mechanism allows you to effortlessly grind not only salt and pepper but also, using the same grinder, enjoy the vastly superior aroma and taste that only the milling of whole dried herbs and spices can provide.
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Kathy Erteman's pottery is shown at 8 Cove Road, Orleans and 25 Commercial Street, Wellfleet commercial@leftbankgallery.com 508.349.9451 cove@leftbankgallery.com 508.247.9172
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The Burl Collection has been expanded to three glaze colors and 5 different pieces. Made in small batch mutiples - each handbuilt piece is unique. The sizes are approximate and the glazes vary but they each highlight a woodgrain pattern and glossy glaze. The chocolate is the most intense of the colors with alot of variation and movement in the glaze on stoneware. Aqua is more subtle with some of the bare clay occasionally coming through and the woodgrain not as pronounced - also stoneware. And the oyster is the most refined in porcelain with an creamy glossy glaze and a delicate appeal. . Offered in three plate sizes (Platter, Plate and Soap Dish), a small, flat bowl and set of dipping bowls - the photos represent the overall look and color of the Burls but each one is as unique and attractive as you are.
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Handmade by English ceramic designer Polly George in rural Kent. No two pieces are the same and unique differences are part of their charm. All products are designed and handcrafted by Polly George in her country workshop in the picturesque Kent village of Shipbourne. Using carefully sourced materials, the products are slip cast. The pure and simple white shapes, which are Polly's trademark, are then individually stamped or alternatively decorated with bows, butterflies and roses, all applied by hand. Once fired in the pottery studio, the items are hand-dipped giving each piece its own individual appeal.
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This unique planter gas a dual purpose - the outer vessel is white ceramic pierced with a frond pattern - used alone it's perfect for a pillar or votive candle. Insert the colored glazed vessel for a small houseplant with a designer look. PRICE: $18.00
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Press-moulded earthenware modular construction influenced by minimalism and contemporary architecture by Frazer Talbot.
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Natskallen is hand thrown thinly of English stoneware clay. The decoration consists of three to four layers of slipping (clay dye). The slipping is layered using a wide brush. In this way the artist achieves depth in the decoration. The dry expression of the outside contrasts with the dark iron glazing on the inside of the form. The bowl is fired at 1280 degrees centigrade. The glazing is non-toxic and impervious to water. The Natskallen is a 100% unique product. Every single bowl is hand thrown with the utmost care and has its own individual expression. Not one is like any other. Both colour and form vary so you will always be able to choose your own special bowl. The bowl that fits both your personality and the surroundings in which it is placed.
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Proof that eco-friendly can be fashionable. Made in Brazil, this unique necklace is comprised of crystals, semi-precious stones, and ceramic and recycled beads. The latter are created by hand from post-consumer magazines; each piece is treated with a water-repellent coating for added durability.
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Influenced by the energy of Early American cobalt decoration, owners Priscilla Palmer and Jim Leavitt founded Emerson Creek Pottery in 1977. Priscilla developed the unique technique of applying natural pigments to an absorbent glaze with a Japanese Sumi-e brush. The spontaneity of the brush stroke, combined with the accuracy of design yields our distinctively recognizable style. Priscilla's deep love of the natural world provides a multitude of organic designs for all of Emerson Creek's pottery. Our ceramic pottery has been featured at Monticello, Mt. Vernon and the Smithsonian Institute, as well as in fine homes across America. We have had the pleasure of designing customized pottery patterns for numerous clubs and organizations.
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Helen has drawn inspiration for her work from a variety of areas. During her travels in South-western United States she visited a number of Pueblo Potteries in New Mexico, and was especially taken by the shapes and designs produced by Martina Martinez and her descendants particularly Native American wedding vases. I wanted to capture the quality of their style, handmade pieces giving the impression of something quite precious but without being highly glazed." I find Raku an exciting way of firing, and I feel that it makes each piece quite individual, as the 'cracks' have a life of the own.
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