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Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 November 2012

Etsy Shop Feature: RossLab

I'm a sucker for beautiful, hand made and quirky ceramics, and RossLab certainly dosn't dissapoint. I love all of the hearts painted on their ceramics. I can just imagine having a cosy hot chocolate in one of their beautifully painted mugs.

RossLab was founded by Rossella, who is an Italian Ceramicist that has always been in to crafts and making things.

You can tell a lot of work and love has gone in to making these functional yet beautiful peices.






Thursday, 23 August 2012

Etsy Shop Feature: Yalonetski

Yalonetski is the shop of Elya Yalonetski, a ceramic artist based in Berlin. She studied ceramics at Abramtsevo Art and Industry College in Russia.

Elya's works are an eclectic mix of cute, charming, whimsical and a little creepy. They remind me of fairy tale characters.







Thursday, 19 July 2012

Etsy Shop Feature: Prince Design UK

I was super excited when I came across Prince Design UK, partially because they are based in the north west of England like I am, but mainly because I love the awesome lace print ceramics they do!

Prince Design UK is the work of ceramicist Elizabeth Prince. Elizabeth has a great eye for colour and texture. Her work is the kind of work you can't resist but touch while you look at it.


Elizabeth also has a blog: Gone to Pot. Where you can keep up with her newest work.

Thursday, 28 June 2012

Etsy Shop Feature: hellopetie

Hellopetie is based in Germany and run by Anika Hellriegel. Anika has a small selection of really cute and unique items on her shop, including paper clocks and adorable plates and mugs. I really recommend you take the time to look through her super happy shop!





Thursday, 31 May 2012

Etsy Shop Feature: Ninainvorm Ceramics

I'm always in awe of an Etsy seller who really knows how to display their products. It's something I'm learning as I go, I'm certainly not a natural at it.

The first thing that struck me about Ninainvorm Ceramics were the way they display their ceramics on backgrounds that really compliment their colourful and fun work. I'm a sucker for bright colours and love ceramics. But when I found out this shop also upcycles vintage ceramics I knew I was in love.

Take a look at their lovely stuff, I especially want the leaf/heart shaped plate with the birds on it. I don't think I could ever bear to use it as anything but display though, it's just too perfect to be used!