Ceramic Pattern Magnets

Unique ceramic pattern with amazing colours.

Unique ceramic pattern with amazing colours.

Unique ceramic pattern with amazing colours.

A collection of sea ceramics found on my local beaches in the Isle of Man. Extra points for those who spot the three legs.

Design inspired by Mexican ceramics called Talavera from Puebla

ceramic pumpkin motif, blue colors predominate, this pumpkin-shaped work of art can bring luck to a person. The weight in blue and black colors is the fashionable design in question.

Pattern with ceramic kitchenware, blueberry and leaves. Porcelain tea service. Traditional crockery. Hand drawn illustrations for T shirt design, decor, textile.

Pattern with ceramic kitchenware, blueberry and leaves. Porcelain tea service. Traditional crockery. Hand drawn illustrations for T shirt design, decor, textile.

Pattern with ceramic kitchenware, blueberry and leaves. Porcelain tea service. Traditional tableware. Hand drawn illustrations for T shirt design, decor, wallpaper.

Last weekend I stayed with a local family in a small village in Georgia. Before filling my breakfast plate, I looked down and saw beautiful, traditional, hand painted plates. This design is inspired by those plates.

Ceramic tile shards pattern

Seamless vintage background - Victorian tile in vector

Ceramic tile shards - lines pattern

Shapes pattern.

Shapes pattern.

Shapes pattern.

Shapes pattern.

Shapes pattern.

Seamless vintage background - Victorian tile in vector

Seamless vintage background - Victorian tile in vector

Seamless vintage background - Victorian tile in vector

Portuguese tiles pattern. Vintage background - Victorian ceramic tile in vector

Portuguese tiles pattern. Vintage background - Victorian ceramic tile in vector

Pattern with ceramic kitchenware and cake. Porcelain tea service. Traditional crockery. Hand drawn illustrations for T shirt design, decor, textile.

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Pattern with ceramic kitchenware, blueberry and leaves. Porcelain tea service. Traditional tableware. Hand drawn illustrations for T shirt design, decor, wallpaper.

Pattern with ceramic kitchenware and cake. Porcelain tea service. Traditional tableware. Hand drawn colorful vector illustrations

Ceramic kitchenware, blueberry and leaves. Porcelain tea service. Traditional tableware vector isolated icons pattern. Hand drawn colorful trendy vector illustrations.

Portuguese tiles seamless pattern. Vintage background - Victorian ceramic tile. Seamless pattern tile design.

Portuguese tiles pattern. Vintage background - Victorian ceramic tile in vector

Pattern with ceramic kitchen utensils and hot drink. Cute retro style print. Coffee kettle and cup. Cup of tea and teapot.

Pattern with ceramic kitchenware, blueberry and leaves. Porcelain tea service. Traditional tableware. Hand drawn illustrations for T shirt design, decor, wallpaper.

Pretty ceramic tiles with amazing color patterns. This design is suitable for children and adults.

Ceramic tile shards spiral pattern

Cactus and succulent in ceramic pots. Pastel pattern

This is a work by the Albuquerque artist Beverley Magennis (b. 1942) in the Albuquerque Museum. In ceramic and ceramic tile, it reflects her fusion of the aesthetic with the material -- she has done works of art for the city and has tiled her entire home exterior, as well as landscaping her yard with ceramic tile works (the tile for many of which was unused tiles donated by local contractors). Being a cat lover, this one immediately took my eye. Albuquerque Museum in Albuquerque, New Mexico. A link to her home is here: www.abqartglass.com/id15.html . I definitely want to drive by when we are in Albuquerque again. Leica D-LUX 6