I did a little happy dance when I stumbled upon these delightfully illustrated ceramics by artist Alex Sickling. Totes, plates and oh my, those little worm ornaments are the cutest thing I’ve seen in a while. Love!
All of the items below are currently available in Alex’s Etsy shop. To see more, follow Alex on Instagram.
It has been six months since I launched my ceramics shop, The Pottery Parade. I realized this the other day when I was browsing through my previous posts about my clay adventures. It is so much fun to see all the types of ceramics I created over these last few months; the things I have experienced with and how, even though I’ve been making pots with faces from the beginning, they have somehow changed over time as well.
A copper plant pot, llama ring holders, cat ornaments and lots of illustrated plates in this week’s Ceramic Gift Guide (I can’t believe we are on guide nr. 10 already!) All of the items are currently available online and clicking the links will lead you directly to the shopping spots. Hope it brings you inspiration!
I’ve also been keeping myself busy with my own ceramics a lot lately. A brand new batch came out out the kiln this week and they will be included in my shop tomorrow night (Friday June 22nd), 7pm Central European Summer time!
You can follow The Pottery Parade on Instagram for all shop updates and visit the shop here.
So delicate, so elegant and such a strong personality in these beautiful clay made faces.. Artist Rami Kim creates pots, sculptures, bowls and many more ceramics that all have that same, gorgeous character. Mostly inspired by organic shapes, nature, feelings, and people, her pieces often have both a playful and pure appearance that I love so, so much <3
My latest ceramics crush: cups, bowls and plates from the supersweet Pinkish collection by Studio Noot & Zo. All handmade by ceramist Suus Notenboom and covered with a home designed glaze that looks so delightful and yummy I want to lick it!
Meanwhile at The Pottery Parade: I’ve been working on some new clay characters and I’m quite pleased with how most of them came out of the kiln last week. Scroll down below to see a selection of my latest creations!
I’ll keep this update short. One thing I do want to mention I that I have been spending a lot more time at Studio Noot & Zo these last few weeks and it’s to be expected that there will be more shop updates than usual in the next months. Although I’m still experimenting a lot, I feel like I am moving towards a structure and style more and more, which feels great!
The pots below are now sold. Follow the Pottery Parade on Instagram to find out when the next shop update will be!