A cartoon-style advertisement featuring a camel wearing sunglasses and a cigarette, a woman in a pink dress sitting on a red car, a box of Turkish and domestic blend cigarettes, and the Hollywood sign in the background. The image is colorful with a surreal, exaggerated style.
A vase made from a repurposed 7UP soda can holding green allium flower blooms, set against a bright green background.
Four yellow tennis balls with various handwritten black and red text, casting shadows on a textured light green surface.
Three yellow tennis balls with black and red writing, a cylindrical container, and a paper tube with painted graffiti-style design on a gray surface near a white tiled wall.
Vintage advertisement poster for a ceramic vase shaped like a tennis ball can, held by a hand, with bold black text promoting it as America's #1 selling tennis ball can vase, from Sheiner Ceramics 1986.
A cylindrical yellow container with a red lid and red text, designed for an art or craft project, stands on a blue surface against a dark background.
A vintage Marlboro cigarette pack with a Hanukkah menorah on top, and a hand with red nail polish holding a match flame. An dreidel is placed beside the pack. The text states 'Introducing the menorah worth lighting.' and 'The smoothest way to celebrate Hanukkah.' There is also a warning about the dangers of lighting.
A multi-layered charcuterie board with various meats on parchment paper with 'Sheiner' branding in the background.
Six cans of Penn tennis balls arranged in a row with a bouquet of white flowers behind them, set against a white background.
A yellow Wilson tennis ball with the number 4 written on it, resting next to a yellow cardboard tube container with a yellow lid, on an orange surface.

Sheiner Ceramics creates handcrafted semi-functional ceramic sculptures that reimagine the familiar.
Inspired by the graphic language of advertising, sports, and everyday American life, each piece transforms an ordinary object into something unexpected, equal parts fine art, design object, and functional ware. Every work is designed, hand-built, painted, and glazed by artist Jake Sheiner in
Los Angeles, making each one entirely unique 

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