While more than $60,000 may seem like a steep price for a broken vessel that requires an estimated $10,000 for restoration, per the Times, Coper’s works have fetched massive sums at auction.

You can either use the broken pieces as-is or use a set of tile nippers (available for $15.99 on Amazon) to clip and proudly display only your favorite designs.

May we collect all of our broken pieces, blue ceramic plate included, and appreciate the beauty in the mosaic of our lives. Adina Ellis i s a graduate of the Matan Bellows Eshkolot Educators ...

Before long, what started as a handful of broken pottery pieces grew to almost 1500, boosted by discovered fragments from as far away as the Northern Mariana Islands in the Pacific Ocean, the east ...

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He has been breaking and assembling ceramic pieces for 10 years now. “It’s a calming, safe place for me, and a good way to kill time while being productive at the same time,” he shares.

The "Dreaming" exhibition by artist To Ngoc Trang showcases 26 portraits of renowned figures, created using broken ceramic pieces on lacquer backgrounds. Art from shards of life. Artist To Ngoc Trang ...

Why Did This Broken Ceramic Pot Sell for More Than $60,000 at Auction? Discovered in pieces in a backyard garden in London, the vessel turned out to be the work of Hans Coper, one of Britain’s ...