ceramics

Artist <n>Toshiko Takaezu</n> in her New Jersey studio, 1994. Photo by <n>Yoshio Komatsu</n>.

Welcome lotus, a 2019 work in Tokyo by ceramicist <n>Kazunori Hamana</n> and botanical arranger <n>TSUBAKI</n>.

Ceramic trials for Jasperware by <n>Josiah Wedgwood</n>, 1773-76. Photo by the <n>Victoria and Albert Museum</n>.

Artist <n>Toshiko Takaezu</n> in her Quakertown, New Jersey studio, c. 1972. Photo by <n>John Loori</n>.

The workshop of artist <n>Roger Capron</n> in Vallauris, France, 1955.

Stoneware <n>Bowl, c. 1975</n> by artist <n>Lucie Rie</n>.

<n>Rubus bowls</n> designed by <n>Gunnar Nylund</n> for <n>Rörstrand</n>, c. 1950.

Artist <n>Toshiko Takaezu</n> in her New Jersey studio, c. 1995. Photo by <n>Leon H. Ikeda</n>.

<n>Punta Ballena Villa</n> by <n>HUBER</n> and <n>Gran Vision Design</n> in Los Cabos. Photo by <n>César Béjar</n>.

Potter <n>Lucie Rie</n> in her London studio, c. 1952. Photo by <n>Laelia Goehr</n>.

An artisan for <n>Hemutiu</n> forms the rim of a vessel with a quilted cloth strip.

A still life composition by interior stylist <n>Sania Pell</n>.

Artist <n>Kansai Noguchi</n> in his studio, ahead of his 2025 exhibition at <n>Isetan Shinjuku</n>.

Interior of the <n>Welcome To The Tropics Inc.</n> showroom in Los Angeles. Photo by <n>Yoshihiro Makino</n>.

Ceramicist <n>Lucie Rie</n> in her workshop. Photo by <n>David Cripps</n>.

<n>Ark Kollekt 01</n> floor vases by <n>Naja Utzon Popov</n>. Photo by <n>Heidi Lerkenfeldt</n>.

<n>Lucie Rie</n>'s studio with a <n>Korean moon jar</n>, c. 1975. Photographed by <n>David Cripps</n>.

Still life with works by <n>Bjarke Bisgaard Yolal</n>, <n>Nina Nørgaard</n>, and <n>Franca Christophersen</n>. Photo by <n>Heidi Lerkenfeldt</n>.

<n>Footed bowl</n> (c. 1980) by artist <n>Lucie Rie</n>.

The <n>Wave Pitcher</n> by designer <n>Sophie Lou Jacobsen</n>, hand-built in stoneware.

Large Pitcher in White from Wonky Ware. Organically shaped ceramic created by hand in Philadelphia by Claire Resnick. This piece is textural and wonky, they are meant to be used and loved. 
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Large Pitcher in White

Artist <n>Toshiko Takaezu</n> with her ceramic <n>Moon</n> sculptures in 1979. Photo by <n>Hiro</n>.

The <n>Otto stoneware collection</n> by design studio <n>Frama</n>. Photo by <n>Frama</n>.

<n>Analuisa Corrigan</n>'s <n>Scalloped Table with Flower Arrangement</n> (2022). Photo by <n>Josh Schaedel</n>.

Remembrance

The <n>Remembrance</n> exhibition by ceramicist <n>Jane Yang-D'Haene</n> at <n>Matter</n> gallery. Photo by <n>Sean Davidson</n>.

Sculptural planters by <n>Edith Sevigny-Martel</n> for <n>SUSHIBOX</n>. Photo by <n>Gabriel Boutin</n>.

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