We found affordable pasta bowls from Le Creuset, Williams Sonoma, Corelle, Amazon, and more that look high-end, but start at ...

He goes on to say that most ceramic pans do not contain PFAS chemicals (or “forever chemicals” that don’t break down easily ...

Numeorus local art events are associated this week with the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA)’s 59th ...

A “Fire Up The Arts” fundraiser by Haywood County Arts Council has successfully raised funds for a working kiln and other ...

This glazing workshop is geared toward those who are experienced in pottery and interested in learning more about the glazing ...

The tiles didn't just remain in Europe—they traveled with explorers, adorning homes and official buildings in colonies from ...

The mugs come in a couple different sizes and an ever-changing variety of attractive, limited edition glazes, all of them ...

In the hub of CSUN’s ceramics studio, Lucy Kindseth shapes more than just clay. She builds a body of work that explores ...

The fine white ceramics discovered at this site exhibit delicate textures, warm glaze, and glittering and translucent effects -- which are very similar to those found in Jingdezhen in Jiangxi ...

Below, we'll explore three of the most common options for dish materials: ceramic, porcelain, and stoneware. Read on to learn more about each of these and why you might select them for your home.

Personally, I’ll be swapping out my current clear coffee and sugar containers for these glazed ceramic options to make my designated coffee corner look straight out of Pinterest. While the glazed ...