Matte ceramic

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The Evolution collection harnesses the energy and fluidity of nature with a mid-century twist. The warm tones, flecks and striations are inspired by the sandstone cliffs and eroded rocks found around the Mornington Peninsula. Cream earthenware with bursts of Terracotta clay $1080 29cm high | 2m Linen cloth cord with switch. SOLD

Handmade ceramic fruit and serving bowl are made of stoneware ceramics. Every piece is designed in modern design. The inside of the bowl is glazed with black glaze, an the outside of the bowl has a natural dark clay motif. Our hands make every piece in our shop. That’s why they have small bumps, and imperfections... and that’s why every piece is unique. P.S. We – Evelina and Andrius - are hiding behind the MUGMUG brand. We are Lithuanians who create unique handmade dishes and decor details…

Australian Made Ceramics

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Do you remember the bronze fillings and hammer scale I wedged into clay recently? Well, here are the results, finally! These metals were sent to me by @alexpoleironwork to experiment with and well, one does look a little disease ridden. The bronze came out as red, metallic dots, and the scale from hammering steel is the darker, matte black. I’ve included a selection of pictures so make sure you scroll through to see how they fired and the original metals themselves. I don’t mind the black…

I had a long conversation over email this week with Matthias Kaiser, whose masterful ceramic work was a personal highlight of the show I curated for Sight Unseen OFFSITE earlier this year. The exchange reaffirmed my sometimes-waning faith in ceramics, or in anything that suddenly becomes so widely hyped that it can feel like we’re too busy being professionals to remember what struck us through about the practice in the first place. Kaiser, who now lives in the Austrian countryside having…