#pottery

[claypigeonpottery]

I gotta say, this is one of my favourite mugs. the green might turn out more black than expected, it was a mix of a few things and ...who knows. I can't wait for this to get out of the kiln

[kbergceramics]

my wizard army in all its glory 🧙🏻🪄✨

[hyydraworks]

Have I mentioned how much I enjoy drawing frogs?

[jbbartram-illu]

"I'm just making a few quick, simple little Owlbears to fill up space in the kiln," she said, "they won't become in any way ornate or take like twice as long as expected," SHE SAID (she lied).

I'm totally in love with the plain white slip/brown clay combo...love how ancient-pottery-adjacent it looks <3

P.S: Dear anyone who bought something last Wednesday - everyone's getting packed up today & should be popping into the post tomorrow!!

[camtot]

Playing in the rain 🌧️

[memories-of-ancients]

Bell krater, Mycenaean Greece, circa 1200 BC

from The British Museum

[nymla]

A weirdo moose-ship rockcarving mug! Quite inspired by the stoneage petroglyphs at Nämforsen (Sweden). This one is sold but I'm working on some new petro-mugs now actually. If you want to be notified of my shop updates, here's a link to my email list :)

[high-quality-tiktoks]

I just wanted to show everyone my art lol

[alunimoon]

💖 the fish 🐟 they kiss 💖

[kness]

Test piece 🖤

[claypigeonpottery]

this little dude is a brush rest

[thesilicontribesman]

Prehistoric Pottery Photoset 2, Kelvingrove Museum and Gallery, Glasgow

[aworldofpattern]

'How was it made? An Agate Teapot' by the Victoria & Albert Museum (2013)

Ceramicist Michelle Erickson recreates, from scratch, an 18th century agateware teapot in the collection of the V&A Museum.

Lead-glazed 'agate' earthenware teapot, 'pectin shell' form. Made in Staffordshire, England, c. 1750-1765. In the collection of the V&A Museum.

[zeripota]

ダイダラボッチのネコみたいになった

[lailoken]

My husband is working on some devotional pottery, as he began experimenting with potting quite recently, and I'm really liking the methods he's developing.

The piece on the left is a Devotional Seed Pot for his Oathbound Datura Garden, and the piece on the right is a vessel he's enchanting to assist in strengthening the viability, hardiness, and overall horticultural success of seeds consecrated within.

Both have been burnished with red clay from our region. Next, he is going to be smoke-firing each pot in our Hearth using a special blend of plant materials that he's gathered from our land.

[kbergceramics]

hey everyone!!

at 5:00est today (in about an hour), im having a story sale over on my instagram! here’s most of what will be in the sale, and the guidelines:

if you’re not following me on instagram, i’d recommend doing so! i post more frequently on pottery ig :)