MUDD MANN

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MUDD
MANN
STUDIO

Hand-built ceramics — bowls, lamps, plates, tiles — made by me (Camille) in Washington, D.C.

A hand-built ceramic pyramid lamp sitting on a marble surface.

pyramid of friends

A hand-painted plate of a frog in pope vestments and mitre.

pope frog

The short version

Everything here is hand-built and hand-painted. No two are the same — some on purpose, some not.

Everything gets painted one at a time — usually late at night.

01

Lamps

I love lamp.

Hand-built ceramic bases.
The kind of lamp you leave on even when you don't need to.

The biggest ceramic lamp, a hand-built base with a linen shade — the first lamp the studio ever made.
my first-born lamp
A pyramid-shaped ceramic lamp base covered in little painted faces.
pyramid of friends
A stacked cube ceramic lamp base painted with trees and animals on each side.
the tree cube
A cube-shaped ceramic lamp base drawn with plastic patio chairs on each side.
the chair cube
02

Tiles

Small scenes, in squares.

Painted one at a time. Chickens in socks and sandals,
foo dogs, mahjong tiles, and signs from around D.C.

A hand-painted tile of a hen wearing blue striped socks and sandals, with a polka-dot head scarf.
socks and sandals
A hand-painted tile of a raccoon lounging in a striped lawn chair with a glass of lemonade.
trash panda, unbothered
A hand-painted tile of a cat playing a lute.
cat on lute
A hand-painted tile of a rabbit in the Beatrix Potter style, in a blue coat.
peter's cousin
A hand-painted tile of a winged pig in mid-flight.
pig, defying Newton
A hand-painted tile of a DC street corner with a sign reading Jazz — Blues Alley.
blues alley
A hand-painted tile of a goose wearing reading glasses and a patterned sweater.
the well-read goose
A hand-painted tile of an Adams Morgan street scene — Madam's Organ and Tryst storefronts on 18th.
adams morgan
A hand-painted tile of mahjong tiles scattered in mid-game, with green and red detailing.
mahjong
A hand-painted tile of mahjong tiles tumbling together, the word MAHJONG in red on two sides.
MAHJONG!
A hand-painted tile of a smiling green foo dog with its cub.
foo dog, smiling
A hand-painted tile of a fierce green foo dog with one paw on an embroidered ball.
foo dog, fierce
03

Plates — the frog series

Ten frogs, doing things.

Inspired by a greeting card I spotted in a London museum gift shop — I wanted them in ceramic form for my home.

A plate painted with a frog dressed as a pope, in ornate vestments and mitre, holding a crozier.
pope frog
A plate painted with a frog wearing a royal crown and holding a scepter and orb.
frog, crowned
A plate painted with a frog wearing a striped pharaoh's nemes headdress and crook and flail.
pharaoh mode
A plate painted with a frog wearing a red beret and holding a painter's palette and brushes.
frog, artist
A plate painted with a frog holding open a hardbound book.
frog, reading
A plate painted with a rear view of a sitting frog.
frog booty
A plate painted with a frog playing a taiko drum with drumsticks raised.
frog, taiko drummer
A plate painted with a frog in a purple kimono, holding a red parasol and yellow fan.
frog, kimono
A plate painted with a frog in gardener's apron and straw hat, holding a rake and a potted flower.
frog, gardener
A plate painted with a frog holding chopsticks over a wooden board of sushi.
frog, eating sushi

Plates — jazz cats

A small side project.

Scalloped edges, music notes, the whole band.

A scalloped plate painted with a cat playing the trombone, music notes rising.
jazz cat, trombone
A scalloped plate painted with a cat playing a drum kit, music notes rising.
jazz cat, drums
04

Bowls

Flower bowls.

Hand-painted, one at a time.
Scalloped edges, a flower in the middle.

A single scalloped bowl with a flower medallion in the center, hand-drawn loop border.
loop border
A single scalloped bowl with a ring of flower motifs around the rim and a big flower in the middle.
flowers all around
A single scalloped bowl with a small flower medallion and a dotted scribble border.
dots and a flower

want one?

Commissions open,
shop coming soon.

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