#Earthenware
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swainathan · 2 months ago
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Been working on a series of ceramic horseshoe crabs for a local org!
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oliverscarlin · 1 year ago
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The Three Gays, Sis - Oliver Scarlin
white earthenware with celadon glaze, 2022
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sictransitgloriamvndi · 1 year ago
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bonboony · 6 months ago
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arthistoryanimalia · 27 days ago
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#Baturday :
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Edmond Lachenal (France, 1855-1930)
Vases in the Form of Lanterns, c.1885
Glazed earthenware, Hand painted earthenware
Now on display at Philadelphia Museum of Art “Firing the Imagination: Japanese Intluence on French Ceramics, 1860-1910”
“In 1870, at age 15, Edmond Lachenal apprenticed himself to the renowned ceramist Théodore Deck. At the Deck studio in Paris, Lachenal learned both production techniques and the non-Western styles and ornamental traditions which Deck was beginning to incorporate in his work. Lachenal brought these approaches with him when he established his own workshop in 1883. There he produced small and large Japanese-inspired plaques, vases, and sculptural objects.
Shaped like Japanese paper lantern[s], th[ese] vase[s] [are] decorated with two sculptural brown bats. Lachenal may have been influenced by the work of the Japanese potter Miyagawa Kōzan (1842–1916), whose prize-winning ceramics were displayed at the Paris Universal Expositions of 1878 and 1889. Kōzan was celebrated for his decorative technique taka-ukibori (sculptural relief), in which he decorated the surfaces of his wares with realistic three-dimensional high reliefs and sculptures, such as a crab climbing on the edge of a bowl.”
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artifacts-archive · 7 months ago
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Dish with Rampant Lion
Italian, Late 15th century
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catherine-white · 9 months ago
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Figurative Bottle from peru
 Salinar 200 BC-AD 100 
(Early Horizon-Early Intermediate) Earthenware
The Walters art museum
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itscolossal · 2 years ago
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Traditional Design Meets Modern Function in Natura Ceramica’s Elemental Earthenware Vessels
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drafthearse · 10 months ago
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Tile with two rabbits, two snakes and a tortoise. Earthenware, molded and underglaze-painted decoration. Iran, 19th century.
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departmentofinteriors · 29 days ago
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artschoolglasses · 2 months ago
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Two-Handled Jar with Stag, Italian, early 1400s
From the Met Museum
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nymla · 1 year ago
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Three-sided bottles are currently available at nymla.se/shop 🌿
My first time making bottles! :D Went with some peculiar threesided shapes, it makes them all the more *mysterious* and interesting 🧙
What mysterious or perfectly normal liquids would you put in these?
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oliverscarlin · 9 months ago
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Oliver Scarlin - Wader (Chris) (2023)
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swainathan · 2 months ago
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Horseshoe Crab Mugs
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All of these are available on my site here!
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theancientwayoflife · 2 years ago
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~ Kneeling Female Figure.
Culture: Nayarit
Date: 300 B.C.-A.D. 200
Period: Late Formative-Early Classic
Medium: Earthenware, white slip over slip paint in black and red.
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arthistoryanimalia · 5 months ago
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Vase with Seahorses, c.1900 Designer: Johannes Christiaan Lanooy (Dutch, 1881–1948) / Manufactory: Plateelbakkerij Haga Glazed earthenware, 11 13/16 × 6 7/8 × 6 7/8 in. (30 × 17.5 × 17.5 cm) The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York 2022.421.49
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