What do you mean when you say:

"Its a non functional numbered limited edition figure"?

It's non functional in that its not a vessel, it's just a sculptural figure. It's numbered but not a with a specific edition number. The final number of pieces is based on two things, the life of the mold which won't exceed 150 and my own interest on continuing its production up to the life of the mold.

I've said it before and will say it again - your stuff totally rules, Miles! I'm heading over to Munktiki right now to get me a giant eyeball.

Thanks Jim!

This stuff is kicking most vinyl dolly's in the pants from a sculptural/concept perspective, there's not a duff colourway amongst them, it has to be way trickier/riskier to produce and create than trimming vinyl/breaking out the hairdryer and you're selling unique 1-offs for the same price other guys are charging for regular releases in vinyl!

You need to go to the Mishka-Kozik School of Marketing or get these puppies vinylised for the masses!

Great werk fella!

Thanks Andy!
Yeah each one is definitely time consuming. Unlike vinyl I have seams to clean and with each figure needing multiple multi piece molds its a lot of seams.
Scariest part is putting all the time into a piece and then screwing up the glaze. Sometimes there are ways to coverup but most of the time it'll just be garbage. Fuck-ups go in my collection

Vinyl is slowly in the process

Hey! There's a martini in my eyeball!

Have to say, such great work! Looking forward to having a piece in my collection one day soon!

Thanks! I'm gonna put the iron to the fire here soon

This is a wonderful thing. Not even sure what to call it! Toy? Statute? Refer to it as sculpt? Object... what ever it is... wow! I posed it next to two other toys because before getting it I wasn't sure of the dimensions.

ceramic figure,
it looks great Axolotl, congrats!

very nice!

The glaze effect is so cool and you got my fav orange ha! Can't wait to get my hands on mine heh

I've been wanting to buy some tiki mugs for ages, but my money always runs out to fast, I've got to fix that.

I think miles' stuff kicks the crap out of lots of stuff out there, give me 20 of these over an unpainted GID 2HB pls.

great!
congrats cheapo

Congrats Cheapo!!!!! Those are really cool ceramics figures...... Kick myself not not getting them when they were on TAG.

Thanks Guys!!

Heres a couple new Apes out of the kiln.




Next up is a Gori and La tribute!

Fantastic glaze colors, and I'm still bowled over by your sculpts.

Thanks a bunch!
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Loving the new head sculpts. That middle guy especially is touching me in all the right (wrong) areas. The face is just great, but added to that paint scheme with just the right amount of subtle colouring is fantastic! I would be interested to know, since no one has really brought it up except for that one unfortunate time, how people faired that might have ordered these online? (i.e. I am concerned with regards to the shipping)

so sweet. i've got to grab some of your stuff one of these days.

if you order directly from miles/munktiki, you should be good to go...i just received a turtle from him a month or so ago and it was packed incredibly well.

my issue was with an ikakumora that was packed by a purveyor of miles's goods. i believe he discussed the situation with them and i have faith that that issue will not come to pass again.

btw, the turtle bowl is incredible. i got the green version of this guy:

Thanks for that Rob. I really would have liked to order one of the ceramic guys from the TAG show, but was really worried about breakage and international shipping on these guys. It is good to know that that was an isolated incident so far. I definitely want some ceramic Munktiki in my life.

EDIT: Dang, I just see now that the Feejee headed ape is sold already, congrats to a lucky buyer!

Yeah I wouldn't worry too much.
If there is breakage you'll be covered and get a replacement. Breakage does suck though, while its no prob to make another it always hurts a little when one breaks after all the work I put into it.
I want sales to go well for galleries but if your ever in doubt go direct, I've been shipping ceramic wares for 20+ years