Collection by Jacqueline Leahy

Out-of-the-Box Ceramics

Inspired by everything from pillowcases to quantum mechanics, these ceramic designers channel the surreal, the abstract, and the everyday to produce unique designs.

At 5 inches tall and 6 inches in diameter, Ed and Kate Coleman's Freke Bowls are made for function as well as display. With their shape and bright colors, they add an unusual twist to everyday activities.
At 5 inches tall and 6 inches in diameter, Ed and Kate Coleman's Freke Bowls are made for function as well as display. With their shape and bright colors, they add an unusual twist to everyday activities.
Clown-lovers will enjoy this head-turning outdoor pot by Dear God It's Me Isaac Studio.
Clown-lovers will enjoy this head-turning outdoor pot by Dear God It's Me Isaac Studio.
Milk, sugar, or oats? Bound to start a conversation, the white porcelain Ceramic Mug with Gold Hooves from Barbara Sniegula's Wrocław, Poland, studio brings surrealism to tea.
Milk, sugar, or oats? Bound to start a conversation, the white porcelain Ceramic Mug with Gold Hooves from Barbara Sniegula's Wrocław, Poland, studio brings surrealism to tea.
Ceramic artist Franceso Ardini's ceramic bowls draw their inspiration from quantum mechanics and the theories of Einstein.
Ceramic artist Franceso Ardini's ceramic bowls draw their inspiration from quantum mechanics and the theories of Einstein.
Hilda Hellstrom's studio produces many works, which, like this one, resemble rocks from other galaxies with their bright, dynamic patterning and unusual shapes. This pottery is truly out of this world.
Hilda Hellstrom's studio produces many works, which, like this one, resemble rocks from other galaxies with their bright, dynamic patterning and unusual shapes. This pottery is truly out of this world.
This vase twists together two objects known for the domestic tranquility they inspire. The Pillow Case Vase by Cara Taylor of Taylor Studio gives flowers a place to rest their heads.
This vase twists together two objects known for the domestic tranquility they inspire. The Pillow Case Vase by Cara Taylor of Taylor Studio gives flowers a place to rest their heads.