Ritual Objects

Ritual Objects is a collection of glazed slipcast terracotta vessels made up of combined geometric shapes. Each of the eight objects have been designed with the same geometric principals, and in this way, are reduced down to a series of symbols. The objects present contrasting qualities of texture (rough vs. smooth), color (saturated vs. muted), finish (shiny vs. matte), and condition (natural vs. artificial). Despite a lack of planned use, each object has the capacity to take on a number of different functions, including cup, vase, bowl, table and desktop containment, and others. Their functional and aesthetic ambiguity allows for a freedom of use and context.

Grid Set

“Grid Set” es un set de mesa formado por 11 piezas: salero, pimentero, aceitera, vinagrera, contenedores de servilletas y cubiertos, florero, bandejas y jarras. Su particularidad reside en su diseño: las piezas encajan unas con otras, independientemente de la posición que ocupen.

Drury Brennan ceramics

Hace muy pocos posts que os hablé de Drury Bernnan con su “The Calligraphy Blanket“, ahora toca enseñaros su precioso trabajo con la cerámica.

Segment Shade by Phil Cuttance

Con un sencillo sistema de cuñas de madera se crea un molde irregular e irrepetible para obtener la Segment Shade, una lámpara única en todos los modelo que se producen.

María García-Ibáñez

Anatomical ceramic sculptures by María García-Ibáñez.

&ability by Alberto Fabbian

Os lo insistiré hasta la saciedad y no me cansaré de hacerlo, el mimbre es mucho mimbre! Es una obsesión personal, sin duda, pero el juego que da sumado con la cerámica o con la misma madera, es de una belleza tan bestia! Alberto Fabbian nos da un claro ejemplo de lo que os digo con su &ability.

VANESSA REDONDO

Memorias USB hechos de madera y porcelana. ¿Quién da más?

Apparatu Extrusion Bowls

Siempre es un placer ver las preciosas creaciones en cerámicas de Apparatu, y es un verdadero lujo poderles ver en acción en un bonito vídeo.

SCOTCH CLUB by Mashallah & Apparatu

Geometría + cerámica + oro es de las combinaciones más perfectas que pueden existir, esta vez en una preciosa lámpara de Apparatu y Mashallah.

Alison Blickle

Las intrigantes pinturas de Alison Blickle, llenas de misticismo y cerámica.

Baden by Giorgia Zanellato

Baden is the essential object to land on a new discovered planet. This flask made of ceramic, a material that has been used on earth since the ancient times, preserves well the characteristics of purity and freshness of the water. The cover can be used either as a drinking glass or as a container to store food. It is surrounded by a layer of hand finished leather, with a strong reference to the objects used by our ancestors in nature, in a simple and essential way. Two additional straps allow the object to be worn as a backpack, comfortable and perfect for transporting to new discoveries.

DOMSAI

Domsai is a tamagotchi for your desk. It is produced with craftsmanship in Nove, in the neighbourhood of Bassano del Grappa (VI). Each Domsai has its own personality, each cactus has its own dome, tailor made and blowed, that differentiates it from the others.

Decorative dog by Gonçalo Campos

Limited edition decorative item, that explores the many similarities between in-glaze decorations applied to porcelain, and the typical sailor tattoos. Both are applied just beneath the surface, have similar colors, and share visual qualities and a deep rooted tradition.
It’s a rethinking of decoration and it’s purposes, giving it meanning and depth.

SEGUNDO OBJETO . TAZA

Estoy totalmente enamorado de los proyectos creados por Casa Bosques. Primero me enamoré de sus maceteros, luego de sus chocolates y ahora de su taza. Sus diseños, sus presentaciones, son simplemente sublimes y si ya no era suficiente todo esto, ahora va y mezclan cerámica y madera para este genial “Segundo Objeto“.

Michelle Erickson

Las espectaculares piezas de cerámica de Michelle Erickson.

Jason Miller Studio

¿Existen platos más bonitos? Dejadme que lo dude.

ORB by ARHOJ

ORB ( from latin orbis = ‘circle‘) is handmade in Denmark from stained high-fired stoneware and many different glazes. The shape and feel of the ORB joins a rising trend of raw stoneware and ceramics throughout Scandinavia, and clearly acknowledges the love for traditional Japanese arts & crafts.

ORB functions not only as a money bank but also as a piece of clean, abstract sculpture – a classic Scandinavian design product made of honest, natural materials. ORB fits well into both the rustic, architect drawn spaces and the more curiously decorated homes with colourful design and art.

Josiah DAB Radio & Bluetooth speaker

¿Cerámica y madera en una radio? Compro!

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Joey Roth – Ceramic Speakers & Subwoofer

Después de pasarlo fatal por no tener en mi casa un par o tres de BeoPlay A9, creo que ahora lo pasaré aun peor por no poder costearme los preciosos altavoces de cerámica creados por Joey Roth.

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GHOSTS

Based on the ideas of the Japanese Shinto religion believing that everything in nature has a soul – a mountain rock, a plant, a pebble on the beach – Louise GaarmannAnders Arhøj (Studio Arhoj) designed a wide range of ceramic figures and blew life into them.

The small Ghosts inhabit your living space and are useful for many things – paper weights, door stoppers, toys, wedding ring holders, kitchen talismans or as company on a lonely night with no friends around to talk to.

Each Ghost is unique, hand thrown in earthenware, hand glazed, hand decorated and low-fired in the kiln three times.

Los platos de Artefacto

A mi me versionas/modificas/transformas unos platos clásicos de porcelana de esta manera y ya me tienes loco perdido.

jujumade + Brook&Lyn

Una bonita colaboración de jujumade y Brook&Lyn, para conseguir estas originales piezas de cerámica y latón.

Color Collision by Rogier Arents

Materials are effected by circumstances. The pigment in red cabbage is subject to a striking change in color when the PH value in the environment changes. When applied to ceramics this results in crockery in unprecedented colors. The significant moment of color collision is captured in film and photography.

Balloon bowls by Maarten De Ceulaer

¿Quién quiere complicarse la vida con los moldes teniendo dos globos?

Jo Woffinden | Baroque Series

Jo is an artist based in London, specialising in ceramics and concrete. Her work explores relationships between form, space and materiality and is influenced by architecture.

She focuses on combining subtle tensions between light and shadow, and soft curves and mechanical edges to create an organic geometry. She intends for her work to be inviting and enable the viewer to engage with space in new ways.

“Piatti tipici” & “Frammenti”

by Marta Lavinia Carboni

Jarrones Showtime 40 aniversario

BD Barcelona Design celebra su 40 aniversario con una edición limitada de 40 jarrones Showtime pintados a mano por Jaime Hayón.

THE SUCCESSOR OF KAKIEMON

No me gusta poner trailers y que nos quedemos con las ganas de verlo YA todo entero! Aun así, vale mucho la pena.

Cuatro siglos de antigüedad y aun conservan a día de hoy, con todo lo que han pasado en Japón, una producción totalmente artesanal empezada durante el siglo 17 por el ceramista Sakaida Kakiemon. Pura magia.

Ceramics for Plastics

This series of ceramics by Roos Gomperts is designed for plastic products that are often discarded, because of the cheap material that they are made of. Combining them with ceramics makes for an interesting mix between durable and disposable and shows the lovely and vibrant qualities of the plastics that have long lost our appreciation.

“A Dos Bandas” . Aptitudes 2012

El 17 de septiembre de 2012, Xavier Mañosa llega a La Rambla (Córdoba) desde su taller Apparatu, en Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona), con la idea de trabajar durante una semana en alguno de los talleres de alfarería tradicional rambleña. El ejercicio de intrusismo que este joven ceramista catalán emprende en la Alfarería El Yiyo, en el que un aprendiz de artesano visita a un maestro artesano en un afán de aprendizaje exprés, no es sino un diálogo entre tradición y contemporaneidad cargado de sinergias, errores, improvisaciones y hallazgos fortuitos.