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A skulk of ceramic foxes!
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Hand-paint Miffy porcelain
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japanese bowl circa 1870
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Fritware bowl, Kashan, Iran, Muharram, 583 A.H./ 1187 A.D.
Some mina’i ceramics enjoy a particularly close relationship to poetry. Many examples are inscribed with verses, and others are decorated with figures referring to well-known poetic themes and tales. Several of these colorful wares, including this bowl, appear to depict the act of poetic recitation itself: it can be imagined that the performer here, seated at the left before a courtly audience, is delivering the verses inscribed along the exterior rim of the bowl, which begin: “If the beloved leaves me, what am I to do? If s/he does not see the wisdom of our union, what am I to do?”
(LACMA)
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Kintsugi “gold joinery” artist Tomomi Kamoshita works.
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A skulk of ceramic foxes!
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Ceramic Sculpture by Hitomi Murakami
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miffy kiss
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Man in the Moon Mug by RachelCPotteryShop
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I am MAKING a capybara soup bowl so that I may observe the creature soaking in a bath of my delicious broths and stews
it just has to dry and bisque and then... I will paint her :)
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good kind work ceramics
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VINTAGE DODIE THAYER 1926 LETTUCE WARE
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“DOGU” ceramics, which were discovered in remains of Aomori. Jomon-era. BC.3,500 - BC.2,500. Aomori Japan. Via Pinterest