Ceramic objects

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Contemporary incense holders that reimagine ancient rituals for modern spaces. These pieces draw from global design traditions, blending cultural reverence with fresh, thoughtful aesthetics. Each holder offers a unique narrative – from Peru’s heritage-inspired pottery by Polen Ceramic Studio (img no. 7) to Boo Design Studio’s intricate, industrial Medaillon Incense Burner (img no. 4). Embrace moments of calm in the every day, uniting timeless practices with today’s aesthetics.

Belgian artist Louise Daneels makes 3D illustrative replicas of everyday objects to which we often give little thought beyond their functional uses.

Ceramics are probably the most common of all art forms to have emerged from human history and are one of the oldest inventions. The first evidence of human-made ceramics dates back to at least 24,000 years BC! While the technology and applications have steadily increased, the use of this form of art stayed pretty much the same. Just like before, we make use of ceramics as containers for water and food, art objects, tiles and bricks and so on.

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