Current offerings
Each collection represents different approaches to functional ceramics. Choose based on how you live, not just how things look.
Essential Tableware Collection
Four place settings including dinner plates, side plates, bowls, and mugs. Each piece thrown individually, glazed with earth-tone minerals that develop character through use. Suitable for daily meals and special occasions alike.
- Sixteen pieces total (four complete settings)
- Stoneware clay body fired to cone 10
- Food-safe glazes in matte earth tones
- Dishwasher safe, though hand washing preserves the glaze longer
- Slight variations in size and glaze application across pieces
Morning Ritual Set
Two large mugs and two smaller tea cups, each with subtly different proportions. The handles are pulled rather than attached, creating a continuous clay body. Glazes chosen specifically for how they feel against lips during the first sip of the day.
- Four vessels in complementary sizes
- Porcelain for enhanced thermal properties
- Smooth satin glazes on interiors
- Sizes vary slightly as each is formed by eye rather than measurement
- Comfortable handle angles for different grip preferences
Serving Bowl Trio
Three nesting bowls in graduated sizes. The largest works for family salads, the middle for sides and grains, the smallest for sauces or individual portions. Exteriors left partially unglazed to show the clay body, interiors sealed with food-safe finishes.
- Three bowls ranging from 18cm to 28cm diameter
- Textured unglazed exteriors
- The unglazed exterior develops a soft patina when handled regularly
- Designed to nest for compact storage
- Each bowl has slightly different wall thicknesses for varied heat retention
Single Statement Piece
One large vessel created as an individual exploration rather than part of a series. Could serve as a vase, a fruit bowl, or simply exist as a sculptural presence. These pieces push the boundaries between utility and art.
- Each entirely unique based on current workshop explorations
- Size typically ranges from 25cm to 40cm in primary dimension
- Availability varies based on recent kiln openings
- May feature experimental glazes or surface treatments
- Photos show representative examples, not exact pieces
Introduction to Wheel Throwing
A three-hour session covering centering, opening, and basic shaping techniques. You'll work with several pounds of clay, learning through direct experience how the material responds to pressure and speed. Leave with at least one piece you've made, which will be fired and glazed for collection later.
- Three hours of hands-on instruction
- Maximum two participants per session to ensure adequate guidance
- All materials and tools provided
- Finished pieces ready for collection within three weeks
- Sessions available weekends by appointment
Commissioned Work
Collaborative creation of pieces designed specifically for your needs. Begins with a conversation about how you live, what you need from your objects, and what aesthetic resonates with you. Timeline typically spans six to eight weeks from initial discussion to delivery.
- Initial consultation to discuss requirements and possibilities
- Collaborative design process with input at key stages
- Timeline of six to eight weeks for most projects
- Pricing depends on complexity and quantity
- Consultation is complementary with no obligation
How to select
If you're uncertain which offering suits your situation, consider these questions:
Are you replacing existing tableware or starting fresh? The Essential Tableware Collection provides complete settings. Other offerings supplement what you already have.
Do you want to learn the process or own the results? Workshop sessions teach techniques. Collections provide finished work.
Are you drawn to specific pieces or open to collaboration? Statement pieces and existing collections are defined. Commissions remain flexible.
What's your timeline? Collections ship within a week. Commissions and workshop pieces require longer.
Care instructions
All pieces can withstand normal use, but some practices extend their lifespan:
Washing: Dishwashers are safe for stoneware and porcelain, though hand washing preserves glazes longer. Avoid abrasive scrubbers on matte finishes.
Temperature: Pieces handle microwave and oven use up to 180°C. Avoid direct flame or sudden temperature changes.
Storage: Stacking is fine with care. Felt pads between plates prevent glaze scratching.
Chips: Small chips rarely compromise structural integrity. They become part of the piece's history.
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