Ceramic cup with a sleeping cat. Height 12 cm.
The mouse does not run into the mouth of a sleeping cat. But let's be honest: what kind of self-respecting cat would want that kind of thing to happen?
Author: Mai Aavasalu
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Ceramic mug with stylized lizards. Height 10 cm.
A good drink from a decent mug can curl everyone's tail to a nice ring- shape.
Author: Mai Aavasalu -
Ceramic moon- face with a blue feel. Wall mounted. Dimensions 13x11 cm
The world is a strange and wonderful place if your eyes are just blue enough.
Author: Ursula Aavasalu -
Ceramic plate with roses. Diameter 31 cm.
Slightly old-fashioned plate with adequate size .
Author: Ursula Aavasalu -
Small ceramic angel of roses. Wall mounted. Wingspan 17 cm.
Just a little smile every morning can make a whole day a little bit brighter.
This angel is one of a kind and there will never be another one like that.
Author: Ursula Aavasalu -
Ceramic dream angel. Wall-mounted. Width 19 cm.
Sometimes it is necessary to watch over someone's sleep. Maybe just a little bit to make beautiful dreams come true. An angel of sleep can help in this case.
This angel is one of a kind and there will never be another one like that.Made by Ursula Aavasalu
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Ceramic many-kinds-of-blue plate. Diameter 31 cm. Author: Ursula Aavasalu -
White ceramic cake tray with a little blue twist. Diameter 30 cm, height 13 cm. Author: Ursula Aavasalu -
Ceramic plate with a rabbit woman. Quite a practical and usable thing. Diameter: 32 cm.
Some rabbit women play with rabbit straps and use weird Japanese words about it.
Author: Ursula Aavasalu -
Ceramic plate with roses. Diameter 30 cm.
An old-fashioned plate for a fan of non-red roses. Just conveniently big enough.
Author: Ursula Aavasalu -
Ceramic mug with three legs. Dimensions 13x22 cm.
Quite a heavy vessel with it`s three feet firmly on the ground.
At the end of the handle is an eye watching over the drinker.
Author: Ursula Aavasalu -
Ceramic bowl with roses. Height 15 cm and width 24 cm.
A slightly old-fashioned ceramic bowl with forever blooming ceramic roses.
Author: Ursula Aavasalu