These handmade ceramic pieces are sold under the Buenos Aires brand, Euge.O Cerámica. There’s very little information about the creators but you can follow them on Facebook and see their line here on Tumblr.
Images: Euge.O Cerámica.
Euge.O Cerámica
Polly Fern
Polly Fern reveals very little about herself except that she is an illustrator, ceramist and canary keeper based in Norwich, UK. We were captivated by her ceramic pieces of which she writes on
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“Through ceramics I have resembled the discovery within gardening, to do so I have created ceramic remnants of time. These fragmented ceramic pieces relate to when you are digging soil and discover broken pottery pieces. Within an exhibition space, the purposes of these pieces are for people to discover, organize and observe.â€
You can follow the artist on Facebook, see more of her work on Tumblr and purchase her items on Big Cartel.
Images: Courtesy of Polly Fern.
Heather Levine
Heather Levine creates these hand crafted ceramic wall hangings in her Los Angeles studio. Her porcelain and stoneware pieces are inspired by the California landscape, vintage jewelry and ceramics. The featured artist on website, Rip & Tan, says this about what drew her to this artform:
“I started making ceramics in high school, but really learned the process and materials in College where I was an Art Photography Major and a Ceramics Minor. Clay is instantly addicting and a demanding process that you always want to be better at. For me, it took a long time to have confidence in my throwing and the skills to throw a shape that I intended to make. The process requires your attention from start to the time the kiln is open, so I think I am attracted to the process because it needs me to be.â€
Images: Courtesy of Heather Levine.
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