Cobalt bowl
Wide and shallow, for noodles, salad or fruit.
Back in spring
Stoneware made one pot at a time.
Cups, bowls and bottles thrown on the wheel, glazed by hand and fired in small batches. Every piece comes out of the kiln a little different.
The shop is closed while the kiln cools. New pieces arrive in spring.
From the last firing
The autumn batch sold out. These are the shapes we keep coming back to, and they will be in the next firing too.
Ochre mug
Holds a generous 350 ml. Raw clay foot, so it sits steady.
Back in spring
Celadon bottle
A single-stem vase with a narrow neck and a soft green glaze.
Back in spring
How a pot gets made
Each piece takes about three weeks from a lump of clay to your shelf.
Wedge
Knead the clay to push out air bubbles.
Throw
Shape it on the wheel by hand.
Trim
Carve the foot once it is leather-hard.
Glaze
Dip in glazes we mix ourselves.
Fire
Two firings, the last one at 1260 °C.
The studio
We are a two-person workshop. Orders reopen with each new firing, and every pot is packed by the same hands that made it.
- Next firing
- Early spring
- Shipping
- Across Europe, wrapped in recycled paper
- Care
- Dishwasher and microwave safe