Christopher David White (previous post here) is a talented American sculptor who might actually trick you with his amazing creations. This artist makes you admire his artworks twice by creating an illusion of a completely different material so you always have to go back and check them one more

While some ceramics are inspired by the galaxies above our sky, the ideas for these were born from the sea down below. In her vessel collection Kitsch Kogei, Japanese artist Keiko Masumoto explores the fine line between function and form. And while each piece could be used to pour tea and carry out

Click to unmute “Size does matter,” says potter Jon Almeda (previously here). His tiny handmade ceramics are 1″ (2.54cm) in scale but their quality is everything you’d expect from top class ceramics. Everything started when Almeda was simply browsing a bookstore: “I came across a book called

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