12 Timeless Earthenware Home Decorations

E.T ceramic lamp in small size, available in sand or off-white and is handmade in France.

“Jarra” is a brutalist contemporary re-interpretation of this age old technique. Bringing back the taste of clay cooled ceramics, while meeting safety standards. This is possible through special glazing techniques and intricate production methods crafted by experienced artisans in Jordan.

The Minimalist lighting piece continues the exploration around industrial structures, architectural elements that surround us.
The multi-layered objects were constructed in a spontaneous way by assembling hand thrown stoneware semi-cylinders as if playing with building blocks.

“Wind Wall” is made of separate clay pieces in high refractory clay and glazes, which are resistant to heat, cold, and rain and are all handmade. See more in ceramics and stoneware.

Handmade standing desk lamp from Hot Wire Extensions’ “Basic Knot” Collection. Inspired by play and anthropomorphism.

“Shoulders” is a hand-built, ceramic piece inspired by bodily features morphed with architectural lines from an aqueduct.

These eclectic table lamps are composed of a ceramic base, a blown-glass globe, and a fabric cord.

This is one of a kind stoneware piece from the artist’s collection “The Rock and Wind” by Monika Gedrimaite. The vase was hand-built using stoneware, finished with matte pink engobe and textured with white drops.

MoClay, in Danish “Moler”, is a type of sediment that can be found around the North Sea and in the western part of the Limfjord in Denmark, more specifically in the areas of Fur and Mors.

Lamp collection, explores architectural typologies and their symbology seen through memory, mixing past, present and future. It is a limited series of 10 pieces per model.

MUDERNISM is an ongoing project. Studio Billie van Katwijk is researching different by-products of wastewater treatment. Billie also works on site-specific projects connecting with local clay, heritage and wastewater.