Floral textiles by Melbourne-based artist, Elizabeth Barnett. According to her website, “Elizabeth’s more recent work with textiles harks back to a childhood surrounded by handmade clothes, quilts and the delicate embroidery pieces made by her mother.”
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Katy Krantz also has a wonderful group of ceramics available at one of my favorite stores, Totokaelo.
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Newer work by South African artist Ruan Hoffmann.
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Ben Fiess and his ceramic compositions.
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Qusamura is a plant shop based in Hiroshima. These are so artfully done – it goes to show how much you can do with very little.
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Niko Leung Hong-Ken’s Picnic Set via BUILDING BLOCK. This is the first set, but the artist intends to continue the project and produce others.
“This project came forth from my fascination with a picture of an artefact I found in a book on Japanese traditional ceramics. I only know that it is the body of a drum… This ambiguity triggered me to explore the world the drum came from and its imagined possibilities today. Through a journey of almost a year of image-hunting, I explored possible variations in everything from its shape to skin, from function to content, from the past to the present.”
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