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Deep Sea, Seaweed on porcelain by Summer Lane Ceramics
Textured porcelain planter made by Summer Lane Ceramics
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Ocean Combo Mug by Nicole Brown Garrett
The mugs feature a captivating, ocean-inspired design with a flowing gradient of blues and whites that evoke the image of crashing waves on a sandy shore
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The Ocean Serenity Mug by Megan Barton
The mug has an “ocean vibe” aesthetic, featuring a gradient of blue glazes that transition from a deep teal at the top to lighter shades near the middle, culminating in a white, foamy wave-like pattern near the base. The underlying clay is visible at the bottom, providing a natural and earthy contrast to the vibrant…
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Beach vibes by Alicen Cummings
Beautiful summer and sea combo of Mayco and AMACO glazes by Alicen Cummings Credit: Alicen Cummings
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Blue-Green mug by Elisabeth Harp
Elisabeth Harp’s blue-green mug features rippling glaze patterns, blending bold tones with an ergonomic design for functional art.
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Rainbow Celadons by No Brainer Pottery
Rainbow celadons on laguna Bmix with speckles ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Rainbow celadons on laguna b mix w speckles ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Credit: No Brainer Pottery
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Flux Experiment Over v Under by Alison Lehman Hori
Flux Experiment Over v Under Celadons Here’s a test using AMACO Seaweed and three super-stable glazes: Wasabi Celadon, Deep Sea Celadon and Mayco Purple Gloss. Identical layers of glaze: 3 of each stable glaze and 2 layers of seaweed. Seaweed under the celadons is on the right, inside this cup there is a Seaweed. Seaweed…
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Underwater Mug by Kelsey Schroeder
Credit: Kelsey Schroeder
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3 slipcast stoneware baubles by Claire Ceramics
Three handcrafted, teardrop-shaped ceramic baubles with a glossy, reflective surface. Each bauble features a unique color palette, including green and turquoise, fiery red and blue, and dark red with smoky black tones. The colors blend in abstract patterns, giving each piece a distinctive artistic flair. They hang from gold-colored strings threaded through small loops at…
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Beautiful AMACO Combo Mug by Coleen Halford
Credit: Coleen Halford