Introducing the amazing Zombie Head Cookie Jar, on sale at Thinkgeek:

“Are you hungry all of the sudden? We are… Just crack open this zombie head, reach inside, and grab some cookies. We recommend at least 3.”

Magdalene Gluszek‘s sculptures…

“We live in a surreal world constructed by mass media and popular culture that takes us constantly further from our natural environment. Our preoccupation with self-presentation and display is a visual example of one of the many ways we embrace artificiality. Despite this façade, our emotional actions are tied to basic animalistic impulses [...] I use animal features and mannerisms blended with those of humans to create hybrid forms, which illustrate this psychological state. Beneath the fake eyelashes, wigs and sparkles we are just animals playing dress-up.”

Penny Byrne‘s twisted ceramic works…

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Bone Appetit dishware  by foldedpigs…

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Stunning ceramic works by Katsuyo Aoki…

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Oddities, a series of  supercute mutant figurines by Debra Broz…

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No Pussy Plate (2010), Paint on porcelain, by Grisha Morgenstern…

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The hand vase from Azuma Makoto…

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Amazing ceramic works by Livia Marin…

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Mama Bear Cookie Jar, by Tom Otterness. Available here.

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Beautiful, bizarre ceramic works by Rebecca Wilson:

“Rebecca Wilson’s ceramics turn everyday items into a collage of pleasurable extravagance. She composes her ceramics by casting discarded knickknacks, most commonly found in charity shops and car boot sales, in luxurious porcelain and bone china.”

This provocative 14-piece porcelain coffee set was made in Spain by Antonio Murado exclusively for the New Museum. The crimson handprints and smears are an almost Baroque reflection on the act of consuming a meal. Each set includes 1 coffee pot, 1 creamer, 1 sugar bowl, 6 cups, and 6 saucers.