Ceramic Art

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WIP ceramic sculpt based on my Commander Easyglider Twilight art.  Photos taken by my husb

Sandy Skoglund - Revenge of the Goldfish, 1981; individually hand-made ceramic goldfish by the

A few of the many new “bunny primitive” sculptures kozy made for our show &ldq

Ceramic pieces for sale on my etsy![Image ID: two photos of handmade ceramics. The first is of a sma

These Japanese Ceramic Art Decors are perfect for bringing peaceful ukiyo-e sceneries to your space!

I made some flames in this ceramic shape ! . . . . . . . . #flames #ceramic #ceramics #ceramicart #a

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‘Dancing Water’ . Photo: @rasa_pphotography . . . . . . . #ceramics #ceramic #gl

Got this beautiful amethyst from wonderful crystal lady! (Psst..! I got more treasures, wait till yo

Masayoshi Hanawa’s intricate ceramic and resin creatures are pulled from the artist’s in

qelle: home of  french ceramic artist marguerite ‘guidette’ carbonell (1910-2

Amphora by Exekias, suicide of Ajax, Attic black-figure on ceramic, ca. 540 BCE

Kylix tondo by Douris, the dead Ajax, Attic red-figure on ceramic, ca. 490 BCE

Kylix tondo by Douris, Eos and Memnon, Attic red-figure on ceramic, ca. 490 BCE

Amphora, Attic black figure on ceramic, late 6th c. BCE

Krater attributed to the Cyclops Painter, Attic red-figure on ceramic, ca. 420 BCE

Krater with Hector and Andromache and Helen and Paris, black-figure on ceramic, from Vulci, ca. 540

Francois Vase, by Kleitias and Ergotimos, Attic black-figure on ceramic, found in Etruria, c. 570 BC

Hydria with Peleus wrestling Atalanta, from Chalkis, black-figure on ceramic, ca. 550 BCE

Epinetron, by Eretria Painter, Alcestis in bridal chamber, Attic red-figure on ceramic, ca. 420 BCE

I can’t stop laughing at this ceramic onion saver

Soliloquy (2017)Acrylic paint, crushed ceramic pieces, tissue paper, and dried scabiosa seed pods20

Attic black figure eye-cup with coral ground by Exekias. Ceramic, c. 540 BCE. (Neer 5.40) 

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