Handmade Ceramics
A collection of handmade ceramics shaped through slow, intentional processes. Each piece carries subtle variation in form, glaze, and finish, emphasizing touch, material, and the beauty of objects made to be enjoyed and used every day.
Japanese Rocks Glass
$168
A ceramic cup with irregular ridges along the walls, complimenting the placement of one's fingers. Fired with a brown semi translucent glaze revealing a looseness in the brushstrokes and mark-making in the clay. No two are exactly alike, though all are a similar size and look good paired together. Sold individually. ABOUT THE ARTIST Daisuke Anayama lives in Japan creating ceramic works that explore expressions that connect the past and present, nature and human activities, aiming to bring out essential beauty. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in JapanCeramic3" x 3"
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Sake Pitcher
$126
The sake pitcher is a piece that fits perfectly in one's palm for pouring sake and other beverages. Fired with a black and grey semi-translucent glaze, revealing a looseness in brushstrokes and mark-making in the clay. No two are exactly alike, though all are a similar size. ABOUT THE ARTIST Daisuke Anayama lives in Japan creating ceramic works that explore expressions that connect the past and present, nature and human activities, aiming to bring out essential beauty. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in JapanCeramic3" x 4 1/2" x 6"
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Serving Plate With Rim
$250
A stunning large plate with rim, with an all-over burnished design to the glaze. Finished with a radial arc anchoring out from the center of the piece. This large size will have a multi-purpose role in the kitchen or dining room. Created from a mixture of clay and porcelain. The metallic sheen comes from the use of iron, and copper as coloring materials when fired at a high temperatures. about George Nakamura is an artist and potter based in Kyoto, Japan. Through his range of mugs, plates, bowls and teapots, he resists the notion of tablewares as decorative artifacts and intends his creations to be a coherent part of the interior landscape, to be used and enjoyed frequently. Each piece features the unique signature of the Kyoto tradition, having elements that are delicately thin yet paradoxically very strong and durable. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. details Made in JapanHandmade Ceramics~29 cm wide, 3 cm deep
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Wide Bowl
$130
A wide bowl with a thin, rounded shape that tapers to a wider-set base. Lip on the bowl creates a nice grip for carrying when in use. Created from a mixture of clay and porcelain. The metallic sheen comes from the use of iron, and copper as coloring materials when fired at a high temperatures. about George Nakamura is an artist and potter based in Kyoto, Japan. Through his range of mugs, plates, bowls and teapots, he resists the notion of tablewares as decorative artifacts and intends his creations to be a coherent part of the interior landscape, to be used and enjoyed frequently. Each piece features the unique signature of the Kyoto tradition, having elements that are delicately thin yet paradoxically very strong and durable. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. details Made in JapanHandmade Ceramics~19 cm wide, 2.5 cm tall
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Wood Fired Bowl with Foot
$75
Wheel thrown stoneware bowl, glazed with a dark semi gloss. Wood fired to create tonal variations of grey, brown and beige in each piece. NOTE: Each piece is unique. The one you order may have subtle differences from the item in the photograph. To avoid damages in shipment, all handmade ceramic pieces are finals sale. Please email us with any questions prior to purchasing. ABOUT THE ARTIST Natasha Alphonse is a Seattle ceramic artist, originally from the Northern tip of Saskatchewan. She grew up on a small reservation called Black Lake First Nations and being apart of the Denesuline tribe grounded her and always brought forward a connection to the earth and nature. This is often reflected in her ceramic process and the rituals surrounding each piece. details Made in Seattle, WAFood Safe
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Wood Fired Cheese Board: second
$45
Hand built stoneware cheese board, glazed with a dark semi gloss. Wood fired to create tonal variations of grey. NOTE: Each piece is unique. The one you order may have subtle differences from the item in the photograph. To avoid damages in shipment, all handmade ceramic pieces are finals sale. Please email us with any questions prior to purchasing. ABOUT THE ARTIST Natasha Alphonse is a Seattle ceramic artist, originally from the Northern tip of Saskatchewan. She grew up on a small reservation called Black Lake First Nations and being apart of the Denesuline tribe grounded her and always brought forward a connection to the earth and nature. This is often reflected in her ceramic process and the rituals surrounding each piece. details Made in Seattle, WAFood Safe
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Wood Fired Cup, 3.5" x 3"
$60
Wheel thrown stoneware cup, glazed with a dark semi gloss. Wood fired to create tonal variations of grey in each piece. NOTE: Each piece is unique. The one you order may have subtle differences from the item in the photograph. To avoid damages in shipment, all handmade ceramic pieces are finals sale. Please email us with any questions prior to purchasing. ABOUT THE ARTIST Natasha Alphonse is a Seattle ceramic artist, originally from the Northern tip of Saskatchewan. She grew up on a small reservation called Black Lake First Nations and being apart of the Denesuline tribe grounded her and always brought forward a connection to the earth and nature. This is often reflected in her ceramic process and the rituals surrounding each piece. details Made in Seattle, WAFood Safe3.5" x 3"
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Wood Fired Vase
$340
Wheel thrown stoneware vase, glazed with a rich earth toned glaze. Wood fired to create tonal variations of grey, brown and beige in each unique piece. NOTE: Each piece is unique. The one you order may have subtle differences from the item in the photograph. To avoid damages in shipment, all handmade ceramic pieces are finals sale. Please email us with any questions prior to purchasing. ABOUT THE ARTIST Natasha Alphonse is a Seattle ceramic artist, originally from the Northern tip of Saskatchewan. She grew up on a small reservation called Black Lake First Nations and being apart of the Denesuline tribe grounded her and always brought forward a connection to the earth and nature. This is often reflected in her ceramic process and the rituals surrounding each piece. details Made in Seattle, WA
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