Selectively Choosing your Ceramic Home Decor
Previously, I highlighted small makers for Wabi Sabi spaces. However, these beautiful handmade vessels fit into many home stylings. That spirit of authenticity and pure artistry are welcomed additions to any space and are just the right elements needed to elevate your style. All of these artists and artisans are from various regions around the globe and this curation focuses on work in pottery, ceramic, and sculpture. They are perfect for your interior design accents – artisan vessels meant to last.
As I mentioned in my previous curation and an important point that bears repeating- the story behind the things you decide to keep should bring joy, happiness, and a sense of peace into your home. For me, small makers, ceramicists, and artisans bring meaning to the everyday items we see, touch, and interact with daily.
I wanted to continue showcasing these small makers, ceramicists and artisans because there is so much talent to unearth and expose. The tangible results of their craft are the vessels and forms that transform a home through attention to detail. I invite you to celebrate their skill and their wares with me – each artist mentioned below has a link for further exploration and purchasing options.
With those ideas in mind, here is my curation of small makers continued, home vessels meant to last. Let’s honor them for their process and spirit.
Here, a set of three earthenware bowls from @elea.lelimouzin, which also appear in the featured photo.
Elea Lelimouzin
Bourdeaux, France
An example of @tinavlasso fluid forms
Tina Vlassopulos
London, UK
Small vessels made from clays and minerals in Minnesota from @mitchiburgceramics
Mitch Iburg
currently working in Minnesota, USA
Stunning ceramic piece from @marlieshuybs.be
Marlies Huybs
Antwerp, Belgium
These super stylistically unique forms from @sophie_cook_porcelain
Sophie Cook
Suffolk Coast, UK
small vase from @sydsicle
Sydsicle Ceramics
Vancouver, BC
here, 3 varied iron ore glazed works from @studiomarkusjfreidl
Markus J. Freidl
Berlin, Germany
Beautifully crafted and glazed dishes from @nicolagillis
Nicola Gillis Ceramics
Brighton, UK
A striking use of color in this small ceramic from @blissful_mush
Emma Louise Kaye
Pennsylvania, USA
Two toned matcha bowls @whiteloft.ceramics
White Loft Ceramics
Sudbury, Ontario
Featured here, alternative, sculpural vases from @mboroniec
Michael Boroniec
Massachusetts, USA
Notice above, cast shadow of sculpural vase from @mboroniec
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