Eva works in the fields of ceramic design, tableware and home decor is what enjoys the most. She set up her practice as soon as she's graduated from Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent. Eva has been exploring and creating since she was very young. Hence, she entered a High School of Applied Arts at the age of 13. Ceramics, along with painting, drawing and sculpture were the main subjects. It was the beginning of a journey. Eva starts a new chapter in 2013 when she moves to the UK to complete a master degree. She had already completed a bachelor degree in ceramic back in Bulgaria. However, the need for advancing her skills brought her to Stoke on Trent to do a course in Ceramic design. She enjoys working with both porcelain and bone china. Her source of inspiration comes from the challenge of blending classic techniques with innovative design. In Eva's work, clear lines fuse tradition and trends in a stylish silhouette that meet the needs of modern life. The designer uses slipcasting to create elegant shapes. It is a ceramic forming technique which gives the feasibility of replicating a form at its best quality. Besides, adding vivid pigments to casting slip allows her to play with colours to enrich the shapes she designs. A clear glaze adds a final spark.
