In kitchens, living rooms, cafés, and boutique shelves, handmade ceramics are returning to everyday life with surprising force. Once considered niche or purely decorative, hand-thrown mugs, imperfect ...

It's that time of year when, if you're lucky, you can snatch a few blooms from your yard (or a neighbor's, I won't tell) to brighten up your home. Even better if you have a beautiful handmade vessel ...

Men's wear stores around the country have cleared shelf space for teacups and handmade ceramics so image-conscious men can invest in their home space. Evan Kinori, a men’s wear designer, in his San ...

Beth Katz has devoted herself to a personal form of creation at a time when the rapid advancement of technology has seemingly influenced how objects are designed and produced. As the owner of Mt.

Traveling unveils profound cultural insights through the lens of local crafts, especially ceramics. Each piece narrates a story of regional heritage and artistic progression found in diverse countries ...

“The thing with ceramics,” said Charlotte Smith, a ceramist in Atlanta, “is that the possibilities are endless.” At her studio, Smith has tile samples on display. There are concave rectangular tiles ...

Hand holding a homemade ceramic mug with a heart on it - MAYA LAB/Shutterstock Nothing beats the charm of handmade ceramic pottery. The more wonky and imperfect the better. However, when it comes to ...

For 28 years, ceramic artist Zübeyir Ayhan has blended traditional Turkish art with motifs from cultures around the world, ...

Lisa Jones founded her Portland ceramics company, Pigeon Toe, eight years ago with an emphasis on petite pottery pieces like her three-legged “tripot” bowls and teensy stacking bowls. Her timing could ...