Fabric ceramic

Ooh, I like!

Israeli designer Rachel Boxnboim has cast a ceramic tea service inside fabric moulds. Called Alice, the pieces retain the texture and seams of the fabric from which they were formed. Boxnboim pours the liquid clay into stitched moulds and gradually syringes it out again, leaving a thick layer clinging to the inside of the fabric.

Stockholm-based ceramicist Caroline Harrius (previously) embroiders vases with floral patterns that explore the relationships between gender and craft and decoration and purpose. Distorting perceptions, the delicate pieces appear as though Harrius wrapped stitched fibers around a glazed vessel, or in a parallel manner, sculpted fabric to mimic a curved form. Harrius punctures the shiny, semi-functionalContinue reading "Melding Two Crafts, Caroline Harrius Embroiders Ceramic Vessels"

An eclectic spread of pottery and the clayarts, focusing on the exceptional creative potential and diversity of this versatile medium Abstract bottle vase VT Spain Flat bottle form vessel - Mickey Fielding Ceramic faceted sculpture by Sophie Elizabeth Thompson David Crane vase --- Piedmont Craftsmen Zoe Hillyard sewing a patchwork ceramic bowl How to make a little pot using a mini Pottery wheel Tri legged Art Nouveau planter/vase Vintage portrait of a Maghreb lady with traditional pottery

Decorative vases are excellent accessories to change the look of your home interiors

clay with strings talia mukmel ceramics 5 |

Following on from my first test piece with fabric and porcelain slip I looked for materials at home with texture that I could cast with porcelain. I found some cotton yarn that looks embroidered and some wool with a shaggy texture. I also found some organza and wanted to see how that would turn out, since it is not cotton, I expected it to work less well and repel some of the porcelain. I was also keen to stitch onto strips of fabric and incorporate that. Second Porcelain Test Piece formed…

Sarah Murray on Instagram: "Making some transfers this after for some beakers ready for printing tomorrow. This is my Yoyo design! Inspired by vintage fabric yoyo quilts…. It’s pretty fun 🤗 #sarahmurrayceramics#australianceramics#ceramictransfers#yoyoquilts#fabriclovers#vintagevibes#process#pattern#moreismore#etsy#etsyau#everydayart"