Ceramics
Everyday forms
Bowls, vases and small objects in which the maker’s hand remains visible after the final firing.
Stoneware and glazesSmall variations, one family
← Objects and possibilities
Workshop
Inside the workshop
An encounter with materials and the time it takes to shape them.
Contact the workshopA CLOSER LOOK
The story in our hands.
The workshop is where an object is tested, refined and left to dry. A visit offers a look at tools, materials and making stages, with an accessible explanation for first-time visitors.
Visits are arranged on request around ongoing work. In an initial message, it helps to describe your interest and group size; this demo does not confirm visits or workshop availability.
Material, gesture, time
- Discovering materials
- Making stages
- Meeting the maker
The idea before the shape.
The object’s intended use and desired dimensions.
Quantity, finishes and colours to explore.
Timing; every proposal starts with the workshop.
BEFORE WE MEET
The little things to know.
Can I request a bespoke piece?
You can describe the intended use, size and finish. The workshop would assess feasibility, samples and timing before confirming.
Are all pieces identical?
Handmaking can produce small variations. Characteristics and tolerances should be clarified in the actual piece’s proposal.
Can I visit the workshop?
The website shows a journey for requesting a visit by appointment. The demo does not make a real booking.
Keep exploring.
Objects and possibilities ↗
Bespoke
A piece for you
We start with a gesture, a space or an occasion, then find the right form.
Idea, sample, makingAgreed together