Canopic Studios makes incredible anatomy inspired ceramics. Many of their ceramic vessels are adorned with hauntingly beautiful little beings, such as the eyeless doll faces in this video. I like this bowl that uses a coat of glaze to depict the phases of the moon on the little faces. These screaming faces on a large vessel are one of my favorites- I'd absolutely love to have this beauty on my nightstand, as the caption suggests. Why buy a normal ceramic container when you can have one that stares at you through dozens of tiny eyes?
Canopic Studios makes incredible anatomy-inspired ceramics
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