A Warm Embrace with Clay
At the age of 41, Agata Iwaszkiewicz discovered her true medium in clay. “I knew I’d found what I had been looking for,” she shared with Colossal. This newfound passion sparked the creation of Ceramika Matylda. Based in Gdańsk, Poland, Iwaszkiewicz brings a fresh and whimsical touch to her charming animal figures and other clay creations, often inspired by her profound love for animals.
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Whimsical Animal Sculptures: Celebrating Life Through Art
Iwaszkiewicz is notably inspired by dogs, capturing their charm with cartoonish faces and quirky limbs. Her latest poodle collection pays homage to her late dog, Rudolf. “These pieces are incredibly personal to me,” she notes, reflecting on how they celebrate the joy Rudolf brought into her life.

Functional Art with a Twist
The creations in Ceramika Matylda are both artistic and functional—spanning jars, candleholders, and salt shakers. Yet, Iwaszkiewicz also explores pure sculpture, creating scenes like a horse leaping over a wave while playfully giving an octopus a ride.


The Playful Essence of Her Creations
“I like my work to be open to interpretation,” Iwaszkiewicz says. Her playful sculptures are imbued with humor and playfulness, reflecting her aesthetic and view of beauty. She never takes the world too seriously, allowing for diverse interpretations.
Explore more of her delightful creations on Instagram and her Etsy shop, where originals await art lovers.

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Source: thisiscolossal.com
Frequently asked questions
What inspired Agata Iwaszkiewicz’s latest poodle collection?
Her latest poodle collection pays homage to her late dog, Rudolf. These pieces are incredibly personal to her as they celebrate the joy Rudolf brought into her life.
Where is Ceramika Matylda based?
Ceramika Matylda is based in Gdańsk, Poland.
What kind of figures does Agata Iwaszkiewicz create?
Agata Iwaszkiewicz creates charming animal figures and other clay creations, often featuring whimsical and cartoonish elements inspired by her love for animals.
