Handmade tableware
Dishes, bottles, cups, and small crafts — thrown, glazed, and fired in a quiet studio.
Clay · Wheel · Fire · Table
Collection
Each piece is made to order. Glaze, size, and clay body can shift slightly from what you see here — that is the work.
Bone ash glaze. Wide, generous, speckled from the clay.
Dusty celadon. Sold as a pair. Soft foot, thin rim.
Unglazed terracotta. For water, oil, or a single stem.
Ash glaze. Throwing rings left in the well.
The studio
We make dishes, bottles, cups, and crafts for daily use — objects that should feel good in the hand and honest on the table.
Nothing here is cast from a mold. Clay is centered, opened, pulled, trimmed, and fired. A rim may wander. A glaze may pool. That is how you know a person stood at the wheel.
손으로 만든 그릇 — vessels made by hand.
Process
Stoneware or terracotta, centered on the wheel. Walls pulled thin enough to live with, thick enough to last.
Bone, celadon, ash. Mixed in small batches. The foot is left bare so the clay can still be seen.
Bisque, then glaze fire. After cooling, each piece is checked, packed, and sent to the table it was made for.
Inquire
Sets for a table, a single bottle, or a small run of cups. Tell us what you cook, how you drink, and when you need it.