#+stoneware illustration

[kness]

1 mug, 11 opossums

[vecb-art]

custom pair of cups, cone 6 stoneware

[hyydraworks]

Family member requested Nautiloid content on the new tiny dishes. I had no choice. Excited to see the final firing result on these.

[bisamrottan]

self portraits on a teapot 2021

[annavoss]

HANDWERK ANNA VOSS

Keramik - Kunsthandwerk im Ausland.

Work and travel with Erasmus+.

Nexø, Bornholm.

Collecting tons of beautiful experiences at https://bornholmskeramikfabrik.dk/ in 2023. Illustration + pottery

[pansylair]

🟨 Your Embrace 🟨

cone 5.5 stoneware wall tiles, underglaze, underglaze pencil, glaze

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id: Three ceramic wall tiles with a yellow background and black and white illustrations and floral accents featuring pairs of various werewolves embracing, at peace with closed eyes.

The first tile: a fat figure with top surgery and phalloplasty scars touching noses with a trans masc figure with breasts, arms wrapped around each other.

Second tile: A trans femme figure with its head resting over another figure with breasts, holding hands, arms around each other, legs intertwined.

Third tile: A sitting figure with top surgery scars resting its head on the shoulder of the companion sitting behind it. The companion’s arms reach around it in a hug.

[hannahelisabethbigley]

Mountain Cacti Ring Holders

[littlealienproducts]

Illustrated Picnic Bowls, wheel thrown stoneware by LPIbanezStudio

[artistalley]

Goat Kid Bowl by @kness

A lovely speckled stoneware bowl illustrated with several goat kids and flowers. This handmade bowl is food-safe thanks to a lovely strawberry and cream glaze inside. 5 inches wide, 3 inches tall.

Fill your dashboard with boundless joy and good art by simply following @kness immediately.

[life-of-a-rat]

i want start selling my art in some way, so im wondering what people would be most interested in

this isn't a "I would be interested in buying" poll btw, I just want to know what I should start with, so even if you aren't planning on buying anything, consider putting an answer in :]

[hyydraworks]

All the moths that I made for the Maine Pottery tour! Already have the brain wheels moving about new ones ( ・∇・)

[pamwmsn]

RARE OHIO STONEWARE CHURN, SUMMIT COUNTY, OHIO, 1865-1880. Six-gallon of typical form, decorated in cobalt with an elaborate bird on a branch, holding in its beak a banner reading "Akron, Ohio' and under the name "D.S. Alexander.' 18'h. 

D.S. Alexander likely refers to David Alexander, a farm implements dealer and the older brother of noted businessman, J. Park Alexander (1834-1908). The younger Alexander engaged in a variety of successful business ventures, however is perhaps best known for the development of a stoneware distribution network. He worked with a number of local potters and maintained warehouses in Akron, Detroit, and Chicago. The present churn is illustrated in Treichler, A History of Northeast Ohio Stoneware. 

A candidate for the maker of this churn is William McBurney, a potter who came to the Akron area in the early 1860s. Sold at Garth's Auction May 18, 2012. 

Price Realized: $28,200

[derbykitchen]

From Farm to Table: Nature-Inspired Serveware for Rustic Dining Experiences

The farm-to-table movement has revolutionized the culinary landscape, inspiring chefs and restaurateurs to forge deeper connections with local producers and showcase the bounty of the land. This shift towards more sustainable, seasonal, and regionally-sourced ingredients has also transformed the way we approach restaurant ware and serving ware.

#### Bringing the Outdoors In

The farm-to-table aesthetic embraces natural, organic elements that evoke a sense of rustic charm and authenticity. Servingware designs inspired by nature are at the forefront of this trend, allowing restaurants and home cooks alike to create visually stunning presentations that complement the fresh, wholesome ingredients.

#### Organic Textures and Finishes

Servingware featuring textured, artisanal finishes is a hallmark of the farm-to-table style. Pieces with a handcrafted feel, such as stoneware with a matte, satin-like glaze or terracotta with a weathered, rustic appearance, lend an earthy, down-to-earth aesthetic to the table.

#### Botanical Motifs and Illustrations

Servingware adorned with botanical illustrations, herb silhouettes, or delicate floral patterns evokes the essence of the farm, bringing the beauty of nature directly to the table. These organic, hand-drawn designs create a sense of connection to the land and the ingredients being served.

#### Sustainable Materials

In keeping with the farm-to-table ethos, servingware made from sustainable, renewable materials is increasingly popular. Pieces crafted from bamboo, reclaimed wood, or recycled glass not only reduce environmental impact but also contribute to the overall rustic, natural ambiance.

#### Functional Elegance

While the farm-to-table aesthetic celebrates the beauty of nature, it also prioritizes functionality and practicality. Servingware designed for this style of dining seamlessly blends form and function, ensuring a smooth and efficient dining experience.

#### Versatile Serving Pieces

Multifunctional servingware, such as large, shallow bowls or platters that can accommodate a variety of dishes, allows for a more flexible and communal dining experience. These pieces encourage sharing and family-style service, which aligns with the convivial spirit of farm-to-table dining.

#### Durable Construction

Servingware built to withstand frequent use and dishwashing is essential for the high-volume demands of a restaurant setting. Stoneware, porcelain, and other durable materials ensure that these pieces can withstand the rigors of commercial kitchens and still maintain their aesthetic appeal.

#### Thoughtful Design

The farm-to-table servingware trend also emphasizes thoughtful design that enhances the overall dining experience. Features like ergonomic handles, balanced weight distribution, and carefully considered proportions make these pieces a pleasure to use, whether in a professional kitchen or a home setting.

#### Elevating the Dining Experience

By incorporating servingware inspired by nature, restaurants and home cooks can create immersive, farm-to-table dining experiences that captivate the senses and celebrate the connection between the land and the table.

#### Enhancing Presentation

The organic textures, botanical motifs, and natural materials of farm-to-table servingware elevate the presentation of the food, allowing the fresh, seasonal ingredients to shine. This visual appeal not only delights the diner but also reinforces the authenticity and quality of the culinary offerings.

#### Fostering Connections

The rustic, handcrafted aesthetic of farm-to-table servingware encourages a sense of connection to the land, the producers, and the overall dining experience. Diners are invited to engage with the story behind the food and appreciate the care and craftsmanship that goes into each piece.

#### Cultivating a Memorable Ambiance

By seamlessly integrating nature-inspired servingware into the overall design of the dining space, restaurants and home cooks can create a cohesive, immersive farm-to-table experience. This holistic approach to the dining environment helps to transport guests and foster a sense of place, making the meal a truly memorable occasion.

As the farm-to-table movement continues to gain momentum, the servingware that supports this culinary philosophy has become an integral part of the dining experience. By embracing organic textures, botanical motifs, and sustainable materials, these pieces not only enhance the presentation of the food but also cultivate a deeper connection between the diner and the land.

[brandonwaratah01]

♥️ P o t t e r y A r t 💚

- B r a n d o n W a r a t a h 0 1 -

“ I have made three Stoneware clay items that are now drying on the shelf with art items placed beneath or in between it. Two small bowls and one larger bowl to specify. I love making when everything is in control and that there is a hundred percent certainty with the steps to take on board. To re continue tomorrow would be a good decision to make. I’ll definitely go at my own pace. I must always remember to wear a mask to prevent inhalation of dried clay air born dust particles that float in the air after washing / drying hands with a cloth that has semi dried clay on it. I’d hope to be adventurous with the creative forms of ceramic art that I could make out of my own artistic ability and creative intuitions. 2025 is hopefully fingers crossed, going to be all about making pottery, ceramic and sculptural art. Draft ideas, made into clay forms based on illustrative diagrammatical designs printed and or drawn with a pen and then placed into a portfolio to address ideas and design details for future projects. The time decreases and projects with a due date to be accomplished with astounding execution, ease and stress levels definitely managed wisely. Brainstorming assists with the project path and growth of ideas developed to allow gradual progressions that could lead to successful conclusive results. I would not mind being a Potter, Ceramicist and or Sculpture until I am an elderly where abandoning other projects would never be a regret because of wise calculative cognitive decision making. It definitely bubbles down to what is relevant in the end. What is worth the time to be determined and other factors to consider and contribute to a successful conclusive outcome for those involved.”

♥️ - B r a n d o n v.p N g u y e n - 💚

[pansylair]

matching hare bowls for the bf @rancidslime and yours truly!

id: A grey stoneware bowl with the inside illustration featuring a seafoam colored wide-eyed hare encompassing a litter of newborns curled around her stomach on a white background, with plants framing them. The outside of the bowl is glazed with a patina green, fading off to rust with drips of the glaze running off towards the foot.

[mhkeiger]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: TORY BURCH LETTUCE WARE PITCHER.