Japanese ceramics wabi sabi

Have you ever noticed how the most beautiful things aren’t always perfect? Can embracing cracks, rough edges, and unique textures actually enhance your home’s decor? If you’ve ever been drawn to the charm of things that aren’t quite flawless, you’ll love the world of wabi sabi ceramics. These pieces celebrate imperfection, natural beauty, and the

The Lithic Collection is a series of sculptural ceramic vessels. They are modern pots that have an ancient feel, as if they have recently been dug up from the earth. They are beautiful statement pieces and conversation starters that infuse a sense of poetry into an interior. The clean lines and minimal aesthetic allow the […]

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Wabi Sabi is a mindset that sees the beauty in the cycle of growth, change, and decay. For objects we love, wabi sabi means keeping them even as they develop imperfections, cracks, and signs of wear.

The bowl where it all happens: the chawan (茶碗 - tea bowl) is one of tea’s most iconic utensils and exists in near endless variety. Here, we’ll take a look at some of the major ‘styles’ of chawan, exploring both historical and modern examples.

We’re excited to introduce our upcoming workshop that promises to immerse you in the meditative beauty of Japanese-inspired pottery. Join us for a unique journey into the world of Kurinuki, an ancient technique that celebrates the raw, unrefined charm of handcrafted ceramics.