The expression "ceramics of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing specific types or styles of ceramics. For example: "I'm particularly interested in the ceramics of the Ming dynasty."
This ceramic tradition, although it was local, showed strong affinities with the ceramics of the coastal plain and foothills of the Escuintla region.
He makes gorgeously crumbly ceramics of crabs battling with eels and flatfish.
PLEASANTVILLE Kiesendahl and Calhoun Fine Art, Ltd. "Tuscan Journey in Form: Luminous Ceramics of Paolo Staccioli".
Other high points are the ceramics of Andean peoples like the Wari, Moche and Chavin.
My favorite series of all time is the Ceramics of Darkness, from 1963.
And the ambitious scale and rugged finish reflect the expressionist ceramics of Peter Voulkos.
"The Unexpected: Artists' Ceramics of the 20th Century," through Sept. 1.
Rather, the show is devoted to "The Unexpected Artists: Ceramics of the 20th Century".
"Splendor of Alcora: Spanish Ceramics of the 18th Century, Part 2" (1749-1798), through Dec. 16.
"Splendor of Alcora: Spanish Ceramics of the 18th Century, Part 3 (1749-1798)," through Sunday.
Nearly everything feels consistently modern and fresh, not unlike the ceramics of George Ohr (1857-1918).
