Jay and Rie Dion are not like most recently married couples. The husband-and-wife team behind Oakland custom ceramics fabrication studio Atelier Dion didn't shell out money for a honeymoon when they ...

It's that time of year when, if you're lucky, you can snatch a few blooms from your yard (or a neighbor's, I won't tell) to brighten up your home. Even better if you have a beautiful handmade vessel ...

Empty Bowls Evansville successfully returned after a hiatus, hosting a fundraising event at Barker Brewhouse to support local ...

Frida Kahlo has a new line of rugs. East Fork made a collection with Henri Matisse’s art. When work becomes public, estates are left to navigate honoring a legacy that anyone can commodify. Welcome to ...

The arts of pottery and graphic design have a lot more in common than you think—just ask Vancouver-based ceramist Lindsey Hampton. “Essentially, it’s taking the aspects of design that I like and ...

Ceramics are art you can use. In partnership with Estrella Damm, we highlight five of the best products from around the world and the people who make them. The value of handcrafted ceramic objects ...

A sense of craft and cultural curiosity is what sets apart this assembly of happy-making ornaments. Be they beautiful glass objects made in Egypt, Palestine or Winnipeg, or baubles woven from the ...

The five-day exhibit, featuring skills of crafters from the west-central province of Hamedan, will come to an end today. Handicrafts exports from Hamedan reached some $35 million during the previous ...

GLENORIE ceramic artist Ruth Fugar’s rustic pottery pieces are selling out fast as people are increasingly embracing the imperfections and individuality of handmade homewares. Raw and rustic is the ...

LGS Studio co-founders Thomas Renaud and Noel Hennessy. (Allison Zaucha / For The Times) This Glassell Park studio, run by Thomas Renaud and Noel Hennessy, makes tableware that will please cooks tired ...

We’ve all had a boring mug or two. The kind with a generic quote (the likes of “live, laugh, love”) or something with a corporate logo stamped across, which we’ll probably never use. But that stops ...