När man hör ordet keramik så tänker nog många med mig på koppar gjord av konstnärer som lever på konstbidrag eller kanske folkhögskolelever. Lola Goldstein skiljer sig från det tycker jag, delvis för att hon är från Argentina men mest för hon gör snygga saker. Efter hoppet kan ni se en blandning av hennes keramik, både praktiska kreationer och helt onödiga men gulliga figurer.

> Lola Goldstein (Tack John)

1. KATIE | May 8th, 2008 0:42

   these are cool, dunno what language this is though? Spanish im guessing. Cool stuff :D:D<3

   
   
2. Elisabeth | May 8th, 2008 10:08

   Not sure if my last comment was posted, but they sell some of these pieces at http://www.eggmercantile.com or at their brick and mortar shop in Amsterdam

   -cheers!

   
   
3. handvaskan | May 8th, 2008 11:01

   Gillar din blogg

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   Handväskor det är det vi lever för

   
   
4. Maxwell MacDougall’s Magnificent Menagerie | May 8th, 2008 17:52

   [...] I am a huge fan of beautiful kitchen ceramics. Particularly if they’re also a bit quirky. Lola Goldstein’s designs are both beautiful and quirky. [...]

   
   
5. San | May 8th, 2008 23:18

   Katie, this is not Spanish. It looks like Swedish or Danish, I am not sure, but being from the same country that Lola Goldstein is, I can tell is not Spanish!

   
   
6. Technogad | May 9th, 2008 18:07

   [...] Both practical creation and wholly unnecessary but cuddly characters. [...]

   
   
7. Cooking Gadgets | May 9th, 2008 20:45

   [...] There is officially something very wrong with me. When I look at this, I don’t think “Oh, arms, right!” The way I see it is rather disturbing [...]

   
   
8. Cute Ceramic | TheTechnologyBlog.biz | May 9th, 2008 20:54

   [...] Both practical creation and wholly unnecessary but cuddly characters. [...]