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A Delicate Touch


Hana Rubi is an artist from Manchester, England who creates objects that are visually compelling and a little bizarre—in the best way. I love the "Alice in Wonderland" vibe that her work embodies, and I couldn't help but stare at these simple, yet peculiar ceramic bell shaped dolls.

Scroll down to see more of Hana's ceramic creations. And when you're done, be sure to check out her Etsy shop to get your own unusual and affordable art.


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Need to stop painting up faces while the watching the news.. pretty sure my look of worry and concern is being transferred to whatever I’m working on. • She may be full of ‘bad vibes’ but I’m still into her. This is a larger version of my smaller harpy ornaments, and is a really nice size to work with ☺️ • Im painting up some more ceramic pieces while keeping an eye on the current global health situation before I list everything on my Etsy shop, so please bear with me.. • • #ceramicart #clay #playwithclay #ceramicbird #ceramicboobs #ceramicanimals #birdwoman #harpy #siren #alkonost #mythology #mythologyart #boobart #feministart #feministartist #manchesterartist #wallart #quirkydecor #earthenware #goldglitter #goldaccents #sideeye #smallart #handmade #hanarubi #hanarubistudio #queen #crown

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