Eleonor Bostrom

Eleonor Bostrum makes porcelain ceramic decorative ceramics with a utility twist. These are her bobbin holders available here.

White Owl Porcelain

Loosing something on etsy is like loosing a button on a beach, and I had momentarily lost these owls this morning, but thankfully I had bookmarked them else where. whiteowlporcelain on etsy create these beautiful monochrome owls that have a Scandinavian like quiet style, I think they are wonderful.

Yuki Nishio

And now I want a window littered with tiny trapeze artists . . . more magic from Yuki Nishio of  Organsha

Organsha (Yuki Nishio)

I am lost, stuggling in a sea of Japanese websites to find a European name for the artist who makes these porcelain dolls. I don't even like dolls but I just love the crowds of characters that Yuki Nishio has made. Organsha

Eeva Jokinen

Stunning translucent rice grain ceramics from Finish ceramicist Eeva Jokinen.

Parties and Paper Plates

After a day of party food and paper plates, it seems perfect to be sharing the delicate and beautiful porcelain 'paper plates' of Annett Janowiak. (thanks)

Paul Scott

Paul Scott combines print with porcelain in his beautiful work which reinterprets traditional historical blue china with a contemporary zing.

Stepanka Horalkova

Stepanka Horalkova's porcelain work that reminds me of old typed letters and paper dress patterns, I love its translucence, its illusion of fragility and the embossed letters and numbers. I also love the lines and minimal colour and decoration.

Samantha Robinson

OOOoooooo I love these tea cups by Samantha Robinson a ceramicist from Sydney, I saw them here at the wonderful Kristina's blog.

Wendy Kershaw

Wendy Kershaw is a ceramicist based in Glasgow. Wendy's work is very illustrative and alot of her peices have been made into books with illustrated pages, wonderful.

Arnold Annen

Here are a couple of examples of, the much celebrated Swiss ceramicist, Arnold Annen's translucent unglazed porcelain work, deliciously fine and simply beautiful.

Mia E Goransson

Porcelain as thin and delicate as fallen leaves, the ethereal work of Swedish ceramicist Mia Goransson.

Katie Almond

Katie Almond explores the similarities between paper and porcelain, each of her pieces is a wonderful collage of ephemera. Katie loves vintage textiles and nostalgia her works are akin to having a mini living museum in your hands.

Molly Hatch

I love the crisp black designs on Molly Hatch's white porcelain, reminds me of black work embroidery. Molly's porfolio is much wider than this selection that I have made so have a look at her full portfolio.

Ikuko Clerkenwell

So many of Ikuko's forms remind me of treasures of the deep, a coral bed or the wonder of sea urchins.

Ikuko Clerkenwell

The exquisite porcelain work of Ikuko Clerkenwell An incredibly talented ceramicist who's work explores the Tea ceremony by way of the invention of wonderful vessels or containers.

Paula Valentim

Similarly delicate and sensitive work is made by Paula Valentium from porcelain, who's work is just wonderful. http://paulavalentimceramics.blogspot.com/

Kirstie Van Noort

These are incredible, porcelain trays with wee hooks that Kirstie has hooked treasures onto.
http://kirstievannoort.nl/

Woolly Jumper Pots

This translucent porcelain work is by Alyssa Ettinger, fun on these cold evenings to have your soup from a woolly bowl. http://www.alyssaettinger.com/