Ceramic – Beth Weintraub

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Ceramicism: Belief that the perfect mug is out there.

Ceramic:

Why

Learn learn learn. At least this can be functional. Clay can be hard and crisp or smooth and shiny, so I use both where I can in pursuit of the coolest set of vessels you’ve ever seen.

A ceramic bowl with a glossy, swirling green and yellow interior glaze and a matte brown exterior, viewed from an angle against a plain white background. , by Beth Weintraub — IMG_4917

A handmade ceramic cup with multicolored dots, including white, pink, brown, and black, and a square embossed stamp on the side, placed on a wooden surface. , by Beth Weintraub — IMG_4531

Three ceramic cups with vertical striped brown, green, and black glaze patterns are arranged on a plain white background. Each cup has a round protrusion on its side. , by Beth Weintraub — IMG_4177

Two stacked ceramic cups with a brown matte finish, decorated with colorful oval spots and a square embossed mark near the rim of the top cup. , by Beth Weintraub — IMG_4572

Two handmade ceramic pots with uneven rims, decorated with colorful, irregular dot patterns on a neutral clay background, set against a plain white surface. , by Beth Weintraub — IMG_4660

Six handmade ceramic cups with multicolored, irregular dot patterns on a neutral background, arranged closely together on a white surface. , by Beth Weintraub — IMG_4170

A close-up of a ceramic pot with horizontal, multicolored bands in shades of green, orange, red, brown, and purple, featuring a white saucer at the base. , by Beth Weintraub — IMG_4671

Three white ceramic bowls with colorful dot patterns are stacked on a blue tie-dye fabric background. , by Beth Weintraub — IMG_4533

A ceramic mug with vertical brown and green stripes and a rounded protrusion on its side, set against a plain white background. Another similar mug is partially visible behind it. , by Beth Weintraub — IMG_4178

Six ceramic cups with multicolored interiors and dotted exterior patterns are arranged on a white surface. , by Beth Weintraub — IMG_4168

Black Ice porcelain cups with Stroke and Coat glaze, fired to cone 6

Wall

Circular ceramic piece with layered, abstract patterns in green, yellow, white, and dark blue on a beige background. , by Beth Weintraub

Three round ceramic tiles with abstract, colorful designs featuring birds and tree branches on a light brown background. , by Beth Weintraub

Their good looks could fool you into taking these items for space travel, touch is the reason it’s still in your hand during hyperspace. Each piece must feel as good in the hand as it does when you drink, pour, heat, hold. You can wax your fired clay body with butcher block wax. Or do nothing. Dishwasher, microwave safe.