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A small place for one ceramic piece

Beauty to keep close and contemplate

Where at home is a good place for one ceramic piece?

Leave room between it and other objects and find a place where its shape emerges naturally. Ceramics look different with light and surrounding space; noting favorite colors, surfaces, and silhouettes gives you criteria for choosing.

  • Find a place with room around the ceramic to reveal its form
  • Describe favorite colors, surfaces, and silhouettes to create your criteria
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Black-and-white documentary photo of a ceramic bottle with plant and bird motifs
Inlaid-pattern bottle · Ceramics for exploring form and motifsImage credit: The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 15.29.3 · Public DomainMuseum reference artifact, not a Dapsimni Antique Market sale item.

A space where one object is enough

Ceramics look different with light and surrounding space. Leave some distance from other objects and find a position where their form emerges naturally.

Discover why you like it

Smooth white color, uneven surface, rounded silhouette—write down why you like it. It becomes your own criterion for the next choice.

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