One room.
One kiln.
Made by hand.
And a belief that the things we use every day deserve a little care.
Clay.
A speckled stoneware body, chosen for its warmth and quiet strength. Every piece begins on the wheel, then rests until it is ready to be trimmed.
Glaze.
A small palette, mixed in the studio. Chalk lets the clay show through. Cobalt gathers in the throwing lines, making each surface a little different.
Kiln.
Two firings change everything. The first gives the clay its strength; the second melts the glaze. Then the slow wait for the kiln to cool.
Good things
take their time.
1260°
final firing
2 days
in the kiln
4
collections a year
A few good shelves.
Example stockists for this fictional studio. Replace with your own.
The Quiet Shelf
Example shop · Bristol
Table & Room
Example shop · Bath
Common Objects
Example shop · London
Visit on a Saturday.
11 am–4 pm · Riverside workshop, example location