Ceramic Art

Ceramic on a wall does something no other material manages: the glaze is glass, so it has depth you can see into, while the body underneath is matt and absorbent. That contrast between a wet-looking surface and a dry one is why a ceramic panel changes so much between daylight and lamplight, and why it rewards being looked at closely.

Every piece in this collection is fired, and firing is what makes it unpredictable in a useful way. Glazes move in the kiln, crackle and pool in the recesses, and no two panels come out identical even from the same batch. All of it is dimensional, built up in relief so the glaze has somewhere to gather.

This is a small, contemporary collection, largely abstract with a run of geometric work and a landscape group. Browse the neighbouring fired material in porcelain art, the wider relief range in 3D wall art, and the related textures in wabi sabi art.

Ceramic is heavier than it looks and brittle at the edges, so fixing matters: use anchors rated well above the stated weight and a solid substrate. Keep it out of positions where it can be knocked, since a chipped glaze cannot be repaired invisibly. Sizes run from 30cm to over 160cm. See the wider range in wall art and wall decor.

Every ceramic piece we make is thrown or built and fired to order by our artists, designed in Birmingham and made in our worldwide studios. Standard production takes around three to four weeks, and we offer free worldwide shipping. Get in touch if you would like help choosing a piece.