Small Bat Pendants

 Small bat pendants, continuing the eternal project of celebrating the distortion of bat anatomy in Halloween decorations. 

5/8/26

5/4/26

4/11/26

Cat Things of 2025

A collection of ceramic cat wall masks made in 2025. Black cats, orange tabby cats, Siamese cats. Aesthetic varies from Halloween decoration kitsch to psychedelic third eye cats.

2/3/26

1/21/26

1/9/26

12/29/25

12/12/25

10/20/25

9/26/25

9/22/25

9/7/25

4/7/25

3/22/25

3/10/25  Clementine

2/28/25

2/27/25

2/23/25

2/9/25

2/4/25

Bat Things of 2025

A variety of bat-shaped ceramic art objects: some sculptural wall hangings and some pendants/incense holders. Inspired by non-anotomically-correct, wisp-like bat shapes on Halloween decorations. Reach out if you would like to own any of them.

1/16/26

1/13/26

1/2/26

12/27/25

12/14/25

3/10/25

2/26/25

 

2/9/25

Bat Masks

A collection of ceramic sculptural bat wall masks. Includes The Happy Golden Bat, my mosquito-eating, blood-sucking servitor or chirpy enthisasm.

1/13/26

Happy Golden Bat

1/2/26

1/1/26

12/15/25

 

12/14/25

Skull Chair / Ceramic Bone Throne Sculpture

Ceramic skull chair sculpture (“Bone Throne”) by Aberrant Ceramics.

Available for purchase in my Etsy.

This ceramic skull chair sculpture is a handmade “bone throne” that reimagines the human cranium as macabre furniture.

Highly detailed yet eerie and primitive, it features reaching skeletal hands as armrests and a ribbed lower jaw that forms a hollowed-out seat.

The Origin Story

This design is a modern ceramic evolution of a piece of my own history. It is based on a large plywood skull my father created for our family’s basement haunted house in 1984. I've included an image of the original in the photos. The tradition was to invite the whole neighborhood to tour our haunted basement. This piece is also inspired by vintage Halloween decorations. I loved the distorted, non-anatomically correct skull imagery in these decorations and that pleasing distortion is also reflected in this piece.

The forehead and temples are covered in intricate, hand-carved scrolled patterns that bridge the gap between biology and architecture. Glazed with stark but glossy black and white glazes.

While a standalone art piece, it serves as a perfect "Bone Throne" for small figures, dolls, or as the centerpiece of a curated cabinet of curiosities. 

Dimensions & Specs

Size: Approx. 2.5 x 2.5 in. base | 7.5 in. height.

Weight: 26 oz 

11/20/23

10/29/23

10/15/23

10/13/23

My family's Halloween decorations circa 1984-1985. I love non-anatomically-correct skull illustrations on Halloween decorations.

 

10/12/23

Mission Statement

By sending my Skull Chair to its forever home, I want to send out encouragement to the spooky peoples of the world. I want to encourage the weird kids to create. I want to encourage the building of DIY family haunted houses. I want to break the stronghold of mass produced T*mu/W*lmart/Ama*on "art" and to encourage the creation of handmade art. I want to encourage the expanded and enlightened use of the ceramic medium to produce a variety of forms unhindered by tradition. I want to bring spooky joy to people's living spaces. I want to bring the unique DIY spirit of the Nosheny basement haunted house to everyone who needs it.