Eva Zeisel

1906–2011 (age 105)

Industrial designer

Biography

Eva Zeisel transformed everyday objects into timeless expressions of modern design, blending playful forms with refined craftsmanship in porcelain and beyond. Her pioneering work enlivened tables around the world and influenced generations of designers seeking to balance art with function.

Zeisel's zest for discovery and her belief in the power of beauty carried her through a century of change, and she remained an advocate for creativity and optimism long after her work became iconic.

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