A shape to
live with.

Hand-shaped clay commissions, considered around your space and the small rituals it holds.

Consider a commission
Illustrative hand-shaped low vessel with a mineral-speckled pale body, uneven rim and oxblood interior.
Illustrative detail: the matte clay rim turns into the oxblood glazed interior.
The same form, close enough to see the hand.

Low vessel study
Original illustrative commission

It begins with a place,
not a catalogue.

A console that gathers keys. A long table that needs a quiet center. A shelf seen from a favorite chair. An object begins to make sense when its surroundings are part of the conversation.

This illustrative low vessel gives that conversation a form: a broad opening, a rim that moves gently and a darker interior that holds the light.

Follow the vessel, inside and out
Generated illustrative making scene: clay-covered hands support the damp, uneven rim of the same low vessel family.

Leave room
for the hand.

A commission needs clear practical decisions without prescribing every contour. The place, intended use and desired scale can be agreed before the maker interprets the form.

Read the studio diary

Illustrative process image. It is not documentation of a real maker, firing method or completed order.

Sample business, made up for this preview