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A 2014 and 2015 series of plates by French graphic designer and artist Julien Cadou aka Earl in search of imperfection. Images from: facebook.com/Jcearlcom, jcearl.com
A couple of one-of-a-kind plates of a series of 12 made by Jiem in 2011. Images from jiem1.blogspot.com, more at flickr.com/photos/jiem1
Bone china cups, bowls and plates with motifs drawn by tattooers slowly become a staple in tableware. Some of the recent ones can be found all under one…
The sophisticated alternative to Hello Kitty: South Korean artist Mari Kim’s “eyedolls” on tableware made in collaboration with Hankook Chinaware and their Young Artists Project (YAP) series in…
Hand screen-printed porcelain plates by Matt Manson’s. Images from mattmanson.bigcartel.com
Two differently shaped limited edition porcelain plates hand-painted by Guy le Tatooer in 2012-13 (both are sold out). Images from (1) guyletatooer.com, (3) instagram.com/mauditcaillou, (2, 4-5) mauditcaillou.bigcartel.com
This is how it looks like when tattooer Kim Rense exchanges skin with ceramic. I saw these plates a while ago in Gestalten’s book Forever. The New Tattoo…
“Our stories” is the leading theme of these vases and plates done by Brooklyn-based duo The Yok and Sheryo. Snakes and skulls, illuminati references, weed leafs and inscriptions…
By now, you can basically go to the beach fully equipped in Raymond Pettibon if you’ve been there at the right moment to get his mostly limited edition…
Lately more and more hardcore bands add mugs to their usual merchandize. There are also some mini-dealers that sell hardcore-inspired mugs with triple xs, crossed x-ed up arms…
Special edition ramen bowls by Mastermind Japan in collaboration with clothing store Contemporary Fix and the ramen chain Hidechan for a pop-up restaurant in Tokyo in February 2013.Photos…
These are all results of the collaboration “My Head Disappears When My Hands Are Thinking” between Geoff McFetridge and LA’s Heath Ceramics. They are one-of-a-kind or limited edition…
This time around mangas to eat from (and not to grow food in) by Mika Tsutai. Images from mika-tsutai.cdx.jp
Go to Sweetsmemory for more. Photos from © Sweetsmemory
I never could make up my mind to actually use them: A “skull sponge” I bought some years ago in Gothenburg (at that time it was even sold…
Hand drawn? Seems so. I wouldn’t mind if this characteristic would show even more on the first two sets. Image 1/2: Plate and cup set “Vinyl” and “Mixtape”…
A follow up of my previous selection. These items are less colorful but they are also something else but only neat. The vase and the teapot remind me…
Each time I stumble over tableware which step a bit out of the realm of the usual, I feel joy. It seems there is still a long way…