These look delicious and even their colour palette sounds delicious - Strawberry, Mint, Lemon, Dusk, Lavender. You can customise your own colours inside and out, so you can mix and match or leave them snow white.
Handmade and slipcast from Matauri Bay clay (in New Zealand) they can be used as a vase, bowl, or even have a tealight candle placed within them. We say fill them with the disgustingly sweet yet annoyingly addictive Cadbury caramello eggs.
I was discussing this with a friend the other day, about how digital printing hasn't really taken off here in Australia, which is a shame as when done well, it looks so cool. 
A few years back, you could pick up a garden gnome in Kmart for a couple of bucks. We wish we had then, as they're back in fashion for about 30 bucks. 
Studio Violet is pretty much a daily must visit blog for us. Femme Incredibles Camilla Engman and Elisabeth Dunker have created a collection of crockery that we don't think we can bear to be without. Each piece is a once off and is digitally printed in ceramic colours and fired into the porcelain ware. Those sweet little gold rims mean that hand washing is preferred, but who would be putting these in the dishwasher anyhow...
Tiny suitcases for storing tiny things. Cute. 
We think these are too beautiful. Handmade in Kent from the highest quality bone china, the birds are individually applied. 
Potter is one sharp looking tea pot. And if you're the weak soy cup-of-chino- drinking type, we suggest you snap out of it, and take up some heavenly tea drinking. Although we're huge fans of the Arne Jacobsen Cylinda Line teapot that we have here at the Distillate studio, one can never have too many tea pots...and this one's on the cards.
