This medium beautiful bowl displays a very hairy but not scary tarantula spider-pants.
Archive for January, 2012
This little devil is burning his way into your heart on this medium beautiful bowl.
Feast your eyes on this beautiful medium bowl covered in a moth.
This little puffer is sitting on a medium-sized beautiful bowl.
This medium bowl is lavished in a beautiful cricket. Chirp chirp.
This medium beautiful bowl is illustrated with a palmistry hand.
This saucy little number is a medium beautiful bowl with the image of Puss and Boots kitty-pants.
This medium beautiful bowl displays an Indian Buddha statue.
This medium beautiful bowl depicts the sleeping gryphon from Alice in Wonderland. Sweet dreams little G.
This medium beautiful bowl has an eye catching spiral design gracing it’s bottom.
This medium beautiful bowl captures a wee bumble bee design.
This medium beautiful bowl illustrates some common mold spores found on fruits and bread…again, I love to find visually fascinating images in the obscure.
This medium precious plate displays a ground beetle – a name I believe to be entirely too bland to adequately describe the intricate beauty of this beetle.
This lovely little biological gem of a medium precious plate illustrates the beauty in nature with an image of a conical pupa. Yes, this pupa exists as is in our natural world.
This medium precious plate displays a witty little bat’s head. Silly, silly bat.
This medium precious plate displays a Chinese dragon tattooed on the surface…no, not really but the image definitely resembles tattoo culture.
This medium-sized precious plate has a drone beetle image gracing it’s surface.
This medium precious plate illustrates a king with a demon crawling from his mouth.
This medium precious plate illustrates the Norse god Loki with his most common shape shifting animal forms – the serpent and the wolf.
This medium-sized precious plate displays three Buddhas sitting on lotus flowers and enjoying themselves immensely.
This medium precious plate displays a Celtic knot pattern that resembles a Buddhist lotus flower. Simply beautiful.
Please note: while the flower appears off centre, it is actually the angle of the camera while I was taking the picture…in fact, this is also true for other items.
This medium precious plate grandly displays Jose Guadalupe Posada’s el dia de los muertos scene with skeletons in a great rush.
This medium precious plate displays a rose beetle with it’s wings extended.
Here is the infamous tea party illustration from Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland on a medium precious plate. Tea anyone?
This medium precious plate illustrates a cougar skull. Being Pirate Rose, skeletons and skulls are my favourite pieces.
This medium precious plate depicts a wonderful honey bee nature scene.
Here is a medium precious plate with the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland. He is late, late for a very important date…with you.
This medium precious plate depicts the various components of an automatic pistol.
This medium-sized precious plate depicts the woven bird’s nest. Remember, any of these designs are transferable onto any vessel.
This medium precious plate depicts a stylized moth.
This anatomical medium precious plate depicts a heart, lungs, and larynx.
This medium precious plate depicts a playful devil.
This medium precious plate depicts a trilobite or fossilized extinct marine arthropod.
This is precious medium plate depicts the Pagan version of the Earth Mother. This is one of the first Pagan goddesses and was later adopted by society as ‘Mother Earth.’
Here is a precious medium plate with Odin on his throne. He is holding Gungnir (his spear) and surrounded by animals because in Norse Mythology he is often attributed with shape shifting abilities into animal forms.
Here is a grumpy lion mug. He has had a bad day and needs some warm comforting tea inside him…literally.
Here is the glaze inside the mug – my signature vibrant blue glaze.
Here are a pair of tricky skeletal hands on a medium precious plate. Remember to click on the image to zoom in.
Here is a beautiful medium bowl with a heart and wings. Please hover your mouse over the image to determine it’s origin and click on the picture to zoom in. Enjoy!
I’ve included a side and a bottom view for the curious (note my Jolly Roger signature stamp which appears on the base of all my pots). After a few images, however, I will stop as it will become monotonous.
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