Products - Category:
Ceramics
Pewter
These handmade and handglazed Dutch tiles are created using the traditional techniques... more...
Paternò
Hand-painted in an artisan’s studio in Southern Italy with patterns originating from... more...
Pollen - Orange/Blue
A design that started life on a velvet devore scarf that Neisha designed. more...
Pollen - Orange/Grey
A design that started life on a velvet devore scarf that Neisha designed. more...
Pollen - Orange/Red
A design that started life on a velvet devore scarf that Neisha designed. more...
Thunder - Black/Cream
This looks like a primative diagram of the profile of a mountain range. more...
Z Stripe - Cream & Black on Wax
A very simple alternating row of two colours of zig zaging a bit... more...
Z Stripe - Cream & Blue on Wax
A very simple alternating row of two colours of zig zaging a bit... more...
Z Stripe - Cream & Red on Wax
A very simple alternating row of two colours of zig zaging a bit... more...
Zig Zag - Black/Cream
This design is part of Neisha 's investigation of what can be done with spokes. more...
Zig Zag - Black/Henna
This design is part of Neisha 's investigation of what can be done with spokes. more...
Zig Zag - Cream/Wax
This design is part of Neisha 's investigation of what can be done with spokes. more...
Sticky Toffee
These extremely Gothic ceramic encaustic tiles are derived from 11th Century originals. more...
Eritrea
Made by an African Women’s Co-operative, these art tiles are individually decorated;... more...
Ceramics
Human beings have explored ceramics since earliest times. First out of necessity, to store food and water, and then as an infinite medium for decorative arts. The alchemy of the kiln is part science, part magic.
Every time and every culture has had functional requirements from ceramics; from a Chinese glazed roof tiles to Dutch tiled stoves and Spanish terracotta floors. The sheer ease with which these objects can be elevated beyond simple artisanal offerings, makes ceramics one of the richest categories for artistic experimentation.
Traditional and contemporary ceramics for walls and floors are represented in depth in De Ferranti’s unique collection.
Human beings have explored ceramics since earliest times. First out of necessity, to store food and water, and then as an infinite medium for decorative arts. The alchemy of the kiln is part science, part magic.
Every time and every culture has had functional requirements from ceramics; from a Chinese glazed roof tiles to Dutch tiled stoves and Spanish terracotta floors. The sheer ease with which these objects can be elevated beyond simple artisanal offerings, makes ceramics one of the richest categories for artistic experimentation.
Traditional and contemporary ceramics for walls and floors are represented in depth in De Ferranti’s unique collection.
These handmade and handglazed Dutch tiles are created using the traditional techniques... more...
Hand-painted in an artisan’s studio in Southern Italy with patterns originating from... more...
A design that started life on a velvet devore scarf that Neisha designed. more...
A design that started life on a velvet devore scarf that Neisha designed. more...
A design that started life on a velvet devore scarf that Neisha designed. more...
This looks like a primative diagram of the profile of a mountain range. more...
A very simple alternating row of two colours of zig zaging a bit... more...
A very simple alternating row of two colours of zig zaging a bit... more...
A very simple alternating row of two colours of zig zaging a bit... more...
This design is part of Neisha 's investigation of what can be done with spokes. more...
This design is part of Neisha 's investigation of what can be done with spokes. more...
This design is part of Neisha 's investigation of what can be done with spokes. more...
These extremely Gothic ceramic encaustic tiles are derived from 11th Century originals. more...
Made by an African Women’s Co-operative, these art tiles are individually decorated;... more...
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