vivalundinproductions:

Francesco Laurana

Princesse inconnue

marble

necspenecmetu:

Vincennes Porcelain Manufactory, River God, c. 1750

pa-lo-ma:

Marianne Eggimann / Stieregring / 2010 / Porzellan, teilweise glasiert, Glanzgold

somethingceramic:

Ayumi Horie’s Porcelain cup with a fox.

avondaledesignstudio:

Swedish artist, Eva Hild has captivated us with her gorgeous ceramic sculptures.  They are impossibly beautiful explorations of shape, form, and fluid dynamics.

walkingfarfromhome:

nicecupbro:

Lauren Gallaspy

yes

weird, i was just thinking about a ceramic piece involving underwear…

idesignthisway:

Lydia Dwight Resurrected by

John Dwight’s Fulham Pottery

Lydia Dwight was six years old when she died on 3 March 1674 (1673 by the Old Calendar). Although the commissioning of such a piece of sculpture suggests no lack of grief on the part of the parents, as usual in an unsentimental age noted for its high infant mortality, the next daughter was also christened Lydia.

julienfoulatier:

Sculpture by George Segal.

amillionbirds:

James Coquia -Dicephalopod Cathexis and Catharsis

ceramicsnow:

Simcha Even-Chen: Square Enigma