Ceramic wall decoration

Gazalceramics

Ceramic Wall Sculptures by Kelly Witmer seen at Private Residence, Joshua Tree | Wescover

Sprout Wall Sculpture Framed Handmade Tiles Tiles in our Passages series are hand carved in high fire stoneware clay and glazed in a soothing palette with both glossy and matte finishes. The tiles are set into simple, wood tone frames. We love the way these little compositions can stand alone or be combined in different groupings and spacing on your wall, arrange them symmetrically or asymmetrically, display them all together for impact, spread them out, or pack them close together when you…

From my series of seasonal wall shrines, inspired by the colours and natural bounty which appear through the passing year. Small treasures, a picture, photo or natural finds can be placed on the shelf. Handmade and designed in the UK. 14 cm tall, 14 cm wide and 3 cm deep.

brass kinetic sculptures, mobiles, wall hangings, light catchers and driftwood wall pieces.

Bring artful reminders of nature to the walls with the large-scale Sculpted Moth Wall Art. This stunning Moth ceramic piece hangs with 2 keyhole openings in back. With a painted metal antenna & intricate hand painted detailing on the wings & body, this art piece coordinates beautifully with the other spotted & striped moths for a playful yet elevated design on a gallery wall. Brown: 11in x 5.25in H, Blue: 11in W x 8in H or White: 12.25in W x 8.75in H Material: Ceramic Set of 2 of the Same…

Back in February, I shot this ceramics studio near Lisbon's Alfama neighborhood and am happy to finally share it here on Frolic! today. Caulino Ceramics offers workshops at their studio and I hope to take one someday! They create beautiful dishware and display ceramic pieces from different artists. The designers at the studio also

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The Original! 65 curio cabinets sold as of January '24! I made these ceramic shelves to display some of the strange and wondrous objects I collected that don't really have a place anywhere but deserve to be seen. Built in are sections, either a little cubby in the brown pieces, or a separate bottom section and a half shelf in the light pieces. Depending on how they are outfitted, the cabinets can serve as bright and pretty wall candy, as a spiritual shrine, an alchemist's curiosity…