Ceramic Sculpture

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This is a step by step tutorial on how to make a bone china clay daffodil flower. Bone china clay is the best flower making clay if want crack free beautiful delicate clay flowers. They will need to be fired to 1230c. What you will need:1. Bone China Clay2. Vegetable or sunflower oil for fingers.3. Smooth mat surface.4. (optional) … Read more "How to make a Daffodil out of Bone China Clay"

Hong Kong-based sculptor Johnson Tsang loves to push the limits of ceramic art. One of his latest pieces is A Painful Pot, an incredible vase being

With bulbous bases, spiked protrusions, and interlocked petals, Megan Bogonovich's sculptures envision an altered environment.

For millennia, pearls have been treasured for their luminous sheen and range of hues and were first documented for their use as gemstones more than 4,000 years ago in China. Symbolic of luck, wisdom, and prosperity in cultures throughout the world, these organic orbs have given rise to myths and legends related to divine beings, often said to be fashioned from the tears of mermaids or gods. In Greek myth, it’s said that if a bride wears pearls on her wedding day, she won’t cry. More

To me, a room isn’t complete without some sort of sculptural vase or vessel adding texture, warmth, and playfulness. So today, I’m sharing some of the favourite ceramics I’ve been saving for myself and future clients. While I tend to be drawn to those handmade, one-of-a-kind artisan ceramics, I’ve included both budget-friendly vessels and investment pieces by some of my most-loved artists.

- Titane Elina

The Construction Phase • Vase making.Built by hand using the coiling technique. (one or two days) • Drying time of the product (about 1 week) • Retouching and firing. This vase is made of high-temperature(1230°C) clay with chamotte. (it takes approximately 2 days for the product to enter and exit the ceramic kiln.) • The last part is glaze and firing.(it takes approximately 2 days for the product to enter and exit the ceramic kiln.) Dimensions Height:8 inch ( 20 cm ) Width: 9.6 inch (24 cm )…