Ceramic animals

My name is Raminta, I'm Vilnius-based artist and the creator of Ramalama Creatures - Home of adorable animal sculptures!

Here is a collection of a few of my favourite ceramic animal artists : Lesley Anne Greene : ' I exhibit and sell throughout the UK and model imaginative figurative sculptures using hand building techniques. Inspiration is often drawn from an interest in the role of animals and ancient artefacts and sustained by visits to museums and sites of antiquity both at home and abroad. Other works are derived from encounters in daily life and embrace a playful humour in their expression and form. The…

Cute small little puffer fish: My Owl Barn: Ridiculously Adorable Animals That You Need in Your Life

I'm a Toronto based interior designer turned ceramic artist. While taking my minor in Ceramics, I received an assignment to create a lidded object from the throwing wheel. With love for animals and drawing inspiration from history, I decided to create Egyptian Canopic Jars.

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Three hand-modelled hens in stoneware clay, decorated with coloured slips and fired to 1250°C Candy Coloured Chickens

In the hands of Helen Burgess, goofy grins, bloated bellies, and eyes wide with surprise turn endangered or overlooked animals into endearing creatures with playfully exaggerated emotions. The British ceramicist, who works as nosey mungo (previously), sculpts quirky renditions of wildlife and other critters—she prefers to focus on conservation issues and species struggling to survive— crafting kooky pufferfish covered in spikes and chicks with tiny beaks poking out from their downy, yellow…

Heirloom quality wooden toys from around the world.

I have been sculpting for over eight years. Every one of my pieces is hand sculpted, hand glazed with tiny brushes and kiln fired twice. My goal is not to create replicas. My goal is to capture the essence of each little creature, while maintaining a minimalist design.