Livia Marin's fine ceramic tableware pieces look like they have melted and broken. But they have still kept the beauty of their painted patterns.Link -via Juxtapoz...

Remember that they're not real. If though these mugs and jugs by The Big Duluth look like they're staring at you, even moving occasionally, they're not real. The twitching is just your imagination.Link -via Ian Brooks...

The tiny town of Ocumicho in the Mexican state of Michoacán is the source for the increasingly popular ceramic diablitos, or devils, in peculiar and even ridiculous scenes. They can be traced back to one artist wh...

After World War II, collecting whimsical ceramic dishes, accessories, and figurines became very popular in the U.S. -and for a while they were all made in America. Some designers became more popular than others, and thei...

Laurent Craste has a serious problem with porc...  ...ious problem with porcelain, and his knowledge of ceramics allows him to put a hurting on delicate pieces wi...

58 billion paper cups are thrown out every yea...  ...billion paper cups are thrown out every year, and ceramics artist Rebecca Wilson has perhaps found a solutio...

British designer Tamsin van Essen has created ceramic cups that appear to have been colonized by various bacteria. Pictured above is streptococcus. No matter how thirsty I was I couldn't be convinced to drink from that v...

Steve Irvine makes ceramic pinhole cameras. He writes "I like the organic look of these cameras which contrasts with our usual notions of cameras being machine-made, high tech devices." The cameras are quite functi...