Light + Ladder is a selection of objects handcrafted in Vermont and designed by Farrah Sit that reside somewhere between functional, sculptural, and architectural with an element of craftsmanship to boot.
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New at OEN Shop – Ceramics by Japanese Potter Manabu Nishibayashi
We are pleased to introduce a new maker at OEN shop by the name of Manabu Nishibayashi showcasing his pottery that has random but interesting surfaces that are natural but modern in appearance.
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When Pottery Meets Design – Ceramic Collection by Taiko Amont for OKRO
I was very much intrigued by this ceramic collection by Switzerland-based Japanese potter Taiko Amont for OKRO, a company who develops objects in collaboration with different designers.
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Elegantly Sculpted – Ceramic Series by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl
Danish designers Tommy Hyldahl and Kristian Sofus Hansen have produced this series titled ‘Sphere’ that’s a collection of ceramic vases that are a tribute to the architectural ceramic forms of the 1950’s.
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Sometsuke – A Look Inside the Ceramic Workshop of Singama in Seto, Japan
I was lucky enough to visit the ceramic city of Seto in Japan and one workshop that particularly inspired me was the studio of Singama who specialise in the “Sometsuke” technique.
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Spherical & Flowing – Sculptural Vessels by Ceramic Artist Naomi Bikis
Naomi Bikis is a ceramic artist based in East London who looks to blur the line between functional and sculptural, starting out the wheel first and altering them significantly afterward.
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Traces & Fragments – New Songs Ceramic Collection by Tania Rollond
Australian artist Tania Rollond has been able to make muted ceramic works that consist of stitching different colours together to create a series that’s aesthetically beautiful on the eye.
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Merged with Concrete – Tableware by Estonian Design Studio Nuud
Estonian based ceramic design studio Nuud, a project by talented designer Mariana Laan, looks to use a variety of techniques to create objects with “perfect simplicity”.
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Heads Off – Ceramic Forms and Art by Nadiuska & Priscila Furtado of Universo
Brazilian design studio Universo, a play on the Portuguese words meaning ‘the inverse’ and ‘the universe’, has produced an interesting body of work with a nice aesthetic to match.
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The Soul of Black Clay – Collection of Ceramics by Designer Josefina Munoz
Josefina Munoz is a designer based in Geneva, Switzerland who, with the help of craftsmen at the Shu Shifu workshop in China, produced a special collection of 9 ceramic objects.
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Adapting & Flowing – Ceramic Sculpture by British Artist James Oughtibridge
James Outbridge lives and works in Holmfirth, Yorkshire and hand builds these using a slab method of construction, starting small and working upwards to create very monolithic-like forms.
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The Pursuit of Imperfection – Glitch Ceramics by Industrial Designer Tim Defleur
Talented Industrial Designer Tim Defleur has decided to embrace the flaws in craft and experiment with 3D Printing using porcelain, the result is a series of objects that plays with asymmetry.
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