Liz Rowland Man on Horse Hand-Painted Ceramic Mug
US$122
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Liz Rowland Big Bird Hand-Painted Ceramic Mug
US$122
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Liz Rowland’s kitschy ceramics ponder on the quiet moments of life, especially those that take place at home or surrounded by nature. This mug, with its intentionally askew silhouette, tells the story of a woman with flowers, big bird and chicken. Each one is different, as the collections are built, painted and fired by hand in Edinburgh with deliberate quirks that echo the joy she finds in handmade design.
Product ID: 2223602002
View more from: Liz Rowland / Coffee & tea
Only at ABASK
Other Styles
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Liz Rowland’s kitschy ceramics ponder on the quiet moments of life, especially those that take place at home or surrounded by nature. This mug, with its intentionally askew silhouette, tells the story of a woman with flowers, big bird and chicken. Each one is different, as the collections are built, painted and fired by hand in Edinburgh with deliberate quirks that echo the joy she finds in handmade design.
Product ID: 2223602002
View more from: Liz Rowland / Coffee & tea
Only at ABASK
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Meet the Maker:
Liz Rowland
From cosy corners at home to the hustle and bustle of a train station, there isn’t a moment in life that Edinburgh-based illustrator Liz Rowland hasn’t covered in her whimsical illustrations. She started experimenting years ago in an attempt to climb out of a creative block, and soon enough she fell in love with clay, using it as the canvas for her fanciful sketches. From her home, she builds and paints everything by hand before firing it all in an old kiln. Inspiration comes from cultures, colours and community, brought to life through ceramics that muse on modern life.