This vase illustrates a woman wearing a dress inspired by Greek traditional clothing. It is a double-sided hand painted vase figure with a different design on each side. It is made with underglaze paint on the bisque ceramic and a semi glazing with transparent glaze.

This vase is inspired by the women living in small villages. It illustrates a woman wearing a traditional dress. It is a double-sided hand painted vase figure with a different design on each side. It is made with underglaze paint on the bisque ceramic and a semi glazing with transparent glaze.

Inspired by traditional Cypriotic embroidery, the colours in this tile composition are in two nuances of green, a deep Aegean blue and sand gold. The motifs and patterns found on traditional knitwork are transformed into more abstract and geometrical shapes. The tiles have been painted with a special smalt paint on top of the glazed surface.

These tiles are inspired by a simple and everyday topic of Greek culture: sea life. It is a favourite theme of Greek folklore art. A combination of olive green and deep blue is used as solid fills or patterns. The tiles have been painted with a special smalt paint on top of the glazed surface.

This handpainted plate figure depicts a girl wearing a dress with an evil eye which symbolises good luck and protection. It was made with underglaze paint on the bisque ceramic and a semi glazing with transparent glaze. The solid-coloured parts which were left unglazed before the firing have a matt finish.