Bottle by Object and Totem
Although inspired by ancient Chinese bottles used to hold powdered tobacco during most of the 17th century, these vessels work just as well for any tiny thing!  This group draws inspiration from Optical Art and Design .

Hand carved terra sigillatta on hand thrown stoneware bottle. Mid fired with crackle matte glaze on exterior, clear gloss on interior and coral glaze on cap. Removable cap with cork for decorative or dry goods use.
Dimensions: 3" x 3" x 3"

Fredericks & Mae is a design studio reveling in the art of the gift.

Fredericks and Mae

Optical Orb Bottle

Title

Home Decor

by Nur Ceramics
Nur Ceramics is the project of Dina Nur Satti - a ceramics practice based in Brooklyn, but with roots in Sudan, Somalia, France and Kenya. Satti's practice functions as a container - a vessel through which she explores collective transitions, cultural storytelling, and communal rituals.  In her hands, these ceramic vessels carry more than meets the eye.  This collection builds on her Ritual Bowls - a family of elevated dishes.
Dimensions: 3.5" x 3.5" x 4.5"
Materials: Ceramic

Ritual Bowl

Talisman by Body Confidence

A fetish for home or office. A garden, a bath, a laugh.

These fetishes are tender talismans created from processes of improvisation: performance movement, ceramic sculpture, and comedy. No two figures are alike, and every form arrives as a surprise. Imbued with inside jokes, character, and energetic weight, these sculptures are meant to help you to be in your body. Place one on your desk to remind you that your mind is connected to your athletic power. Install one near your bed to inspire erotic shamelessness. Put one somewhere shocking to get yourself laughing from the inside out. Where is your body? How have you never moved? What liquids will pour out of you today? How do you taste? What gesture do you do the most? Do it inside out. Has your tongue ever licked your elbow?

Materials: ceramic

Dimensions: 5"W x 5.5"H

Steamed

Marbled Large C Twist by Object & Totem
Part formal study, part recycling project - these gestural s culptures are a total tempest in a teapot.  Noodles dancing in the palm of your hand to a liquid drummer - count me off.
Dimensions: variable (but all would fit in the palm of your hand)
Materials: mid-fired stoneware with underglaze

Marbled Large C Twist

Style

Angora Bricks by Various Projects

On a crisp fall day, back in 2008 (think: Single Ladies, the dawn of a recession, would Obama win?) - I wandered around Manhattan’s Chinatown, 22 years old and eyes open wide.  To be specific - Dime’s square, pre-Dimes (pardon the NYC specificity, all my non-local loves).  I was lost in a city I grew up in. Just down the block there was a bright, shining light - a silver and white shard shaped shop.  Inside there was an abundance of avant garde clothing (not my love language) and stunning objét (absolutely my love language) and I spent a few blissed out moments taking it all in.  And then I saw it - an object that will change my life forever - an enigma, inside a mystery, wrapped in angora. -Gabriel

That store was of course the iconic Project No. 8, and that object is the angora wrapped brick we are thrilled to present to you today.  Proj. No 8 was an important guiding light for us in the early days of F&M, in that it seamlessly blended design, art, and commerce.  It championed a specific kind of design practice: emotional heft, material choices, and smiling innuendo braided together - creating a context from which F&M was dreamt into the world.  They were the second store we ever hoped would show our work (at the time we were peddling pins made out of molted parrot feathers). While we never heard back from them about those pins, look how the tables have turned!

We opened our own storefront in the Spring of 2018 hoping to show work in community with artists we know and admired from afar.  I don’t think we realized at the time just how important a project we were beginning - but it took off regardless.  The storefront is a physical, virtual and emotional parade - a roving celebration of work that prompts wide eyes, inexplicable delight, and full body chills. Even as we closed our first physical space last month - the project rages on.  It is an honor and a privilege to do this work with Project No 8, and all the artists we work with - arm in arm and brick in hand.
Materials: clay, angora
Dimensions: Approximately 8" x 2.5" x 3.75"

Angora Bricks

Color

A totally tubular twisted delight.  We wish you sweet sips from here on out.
.25" x .25" x 9"
Materials: borosilicate glass

Black & Clear Twisted Glass Straws

Quantity

Home & Furniture

Small Layered Bowl by MONDAYS

Mondays is Jennifer Fiore and Nina Lalli. They met in a Monday nights ceramics class and became close friends and mutual fans right away. Their works is entirely hand built and each piece is one of a kind.

Dimensions: 3"W x 1"H
Material: wild Colorado clay

Small Layered Bowl

by Janie Korn
Soak it in, soak it up, let it go.
Materials: polymer clay, rose quartz, acrylic paint, resin
Dimensions: approx 3.5" x 2.5"

Bath

Drip Bowls by MONDAYS

Mondays is Jennifer Fiore and Nina Lalli. They met in a Monday nights ceramics class and became close friends and mutual fans right away. Their works is entirely hand built and each piece is one of a kind.

Dimensions: 8"W x 3"H
Material: ceramic

Drip Bowls

by We Are Out of Office
We Are Out of Office is the project of Felix van Dam & Winneke de Groot, both of whom are designers from Holland. They run a small studio with a screen print and risograph workshop based in a cherry orchard just outside Utrech.  Their work celebrates small objects and found treasures from around the world.
Dimensions: 4" x 5"
Materials: Paper, Ink

Sardines Risograph

by Ramona Sadiq
Fake flowers have a complicated and long lineage going back to pre-recorded history: foliage is among the earliest motifs to appear in art.  Paper flowers arrived immediately following the invention of paper in China around 100 BC - and the practice spread from there.  Artificial flowers maintain a rare high brow/low lowbrow balancing act - plastic bouquets and ancient golden wreaths make for strange (but delicious) bedfellows.  The flowers here are all recognizably based on real plants, but with enough fine artistry that they are elevated from mere simulacrum - these are objects in homage.
Materials: tissue paper, canson paper, floral wire, floral tape, glue

Single Rose

A set of four striped straws.  Red, blue, yellow and black glass are striped down a clear glass straw - nostalgic, and eco friendly all at once.  We wish you sweet sips from here on out.  Comes in a muslin bag with a straw cleaning brush.
.25" x .25" x 9" each.
Materials: borosilicate glass

Set Of 4 Striped Glass Straws

Lemon Milk Risograph

Pipe by Neen

These pipes are slip cast with a tinted white stoneware. The pattern, bowl and inside chamber are protected with clear glaze.

Works great for lefties and righties.
Hand wash is recommended on these pieces. The inside chamber can be cleaned with vinegar and a coarse salt scrub.
Dimensions: 4.25" x 2"
Materials: stoneware

Monochromatic Pipe

Soak

Mint & White Twisted Glass Straws

Nostalgic and ecological - these striped straws are here for your drinking, mixing and twirling pleasure. We wish you sweet sips from here on out.
.25" x .25" x 9"
Materials: borosilicate glass

Blue & Yellow Striped Glass Straws

Pee Wee by Janie Korn
Materials: Soy/paraffin wax, cotton cord
Dimensions: Approximately 3" x 4" x 2"
Available to ship November 24.

Pee Wee

A set of four totally tubular twisted delights.  Red, blue, yellow and black glass are twisted around a clear glass straw - nostalgic, and eco friendly all at once.  We wish you sweet sips from here on out.  Comes in a muslin bag with a straw cleaning brush.
.25" x .25" x 9" each.
Materials: borosilicate glass

Set Of 4 Twisted Glass Straws

Small Bird Dish by Renaud Sauve´ of Atelier des Cent-ans
Dimensions: 1"H x 6"W
Materials: porcellanous stoneware, black glaze, head, wings and tail of a bird

Small Bird Dish

Kaki Tiga Risograph

Pomodori Risograph

Golden Girls Couch by Janie Korn
Materials: Soy/paraffin wax, cotton cord
Dimensions: Approximately 4" x 4" x 2"
Available to ship November 24.

Golden Girls Couch

Checkered Pipe

Red & Blue Striped Glass Straws

Royal Baking Powder Risograph

Talisman by Body Confidence

A fetish for home or office. A garden, a bath, a laugh.

These fetishes are tender talismans created from processes of improvisation: performance movement, ceramic sculpture, and comedy. No two figures are alike, and every form arrives as a surprise. Imbued with inside jokes, character, and energetic weight, these sculptures are meant to help you to be in your body. Place one on your desk to remind you that your mind is connected to your athletic power. Install one near your bed to inspire erotic shamelessness. Put one somewhere shocking to get yourself laughing from the inside out. Where is your body? How have you never moved? What liquids will pour out of you today? How do you taste? What gesture do you do the most? Do it inside out. Has your tongue ever licked your elbow?

Dimensions: 7"W x 5"H

Materials: stoneware

Cream/grip

Whole Bowl by MONDAYS

Mondays is Jennifer Fiore and Nina Lalli. They met in a Monday nights ceramics class and became close friends and mutual fans right away. Their works is entirely hand built and each piece is one of a kind.

Dimensions: 8" x 8" x 3.5"

Material: Raku Fired glazed

Whole Bowl

Talisman by Body Confidence

A fetish for home or office. A garden, a bath, a laugh.

These fetishes are tender talismans created from processes of improvisation: performance movement, ceramic sculpture, and comedy. No two figures are alike, and every form arrives as a surprise. Imbued with inside jokes, character, and energetic weight, these sculptures are meant to help you to be in your body. Place one on your desk to remind you that your mind is connected to your athletic power. Install one near your bed to inspire erotic shamelessness. Put one somewhere shocking to get yourself laughing from the inside out. Where is your body? How have you never moved? What liquids will pour out of you today? How do you taste? What gesture do you do the most? Do it inside out. Has your tongue ever licked your elbow?

Dimensions: 7"W x 5.5"H

Materials: ceramic