All new images from the top :
Eatting, Breathing and Dreaming of Clay ( Tumblr )
Amphora Art Nouveau Vase.
Akira Satake woodfired ceramic
Hungarian Zsolnay mermaid vase with iridescent glaze – 1900
( Titus Omega )
Yukiya Izumita – Aurora 6
Aurora, the mythical Goddess of Dawn,
appears every morning and flies across the sky,
bringing hope and renewal to a new day.
( Touching Stone Gallery )
Patricia Shone raku, Scotland
Steve Irvine
Tanja Borushko vase – ” So What 1 “
Germany
Namingha pot
Renato Bassoli – Italy
( 20th Century Collections )
Beate Andersen
Shu Mochizuki
Mark Pharis
Mexican ceramicist Guadalupe Lanning Robinson
See more pieces by Guadalupe here
Greg Daly
Ceramic vessel – Jennifer Lee
Bennett Bean – Dancing Lily
Melanie Ferguson vase – Three Sides Of Light
Brian Beam
Roseville Pottery – Pine Cone Vase
Jim Craft – Basket Form
( Ceramics Now )
Laura Wilensky teapot
Dish with tropical decoration. Japanese, Edo period, 1650–1660.
Navajo Polychrome Sgraffito Jar by Vera Thompson
Bela Kotai
Pitcher/vase with primitive cave-drawings by renowned French artist Andre Quiron.
Raku Plate with spiral motif – Davis Vachon ( Etsy )
Angela Vinson –Earthly Vase
Lala Studio
Caroline Genders vase
Brenda Dean – organic inspired wrapped slab built in white earthstone.
Tea Bowl ( Rising Sun 1969) by Arakawa Toyozo
Cheryl Malone
Flambe Glazed Zun Vase – China, Qing Dynasty
Alain Fichot – Purple Crystalline vase
Aldo Londi,- Italy
3 Comments
Do you have any more info about Rachel Rothman, or the piece by her that you’ve shown? I can’t believe that the creator of such a gorgeous piece isn’t known by Google! I can’t find any other reference to her 🙁 I hope you can help! 🙂
I would like yo have more images. Thank you.
What marvelous works! Every one is a stunning example of the infinite creativity of the human brain and a reflection of the mastery of each artist.