Ash-glazed stoneware thrown in a Bushwick studio. She has been making for eight years and her work balances rustic texture with clean modern forms.

Theo makes functional ceramics for everyday use. His pieces are built to be used and not displayed and they are more beautiful for it.

Intentionally imperfect forms that celebrate the hand of the maker. Every piece is unique and every one is signed on the base.

Drawing on Korean celadon traditions to create delicate tea and sake ware. The glazes shift from pale blue to green depending on the light.

Southwest-inspired forms with warm speckled glazes. Her storage jars and canisters are as practical as they are beautiful.

Minimal dinnerware for modern tables. Omar designs pieces that are refined and understated and make every meal feel like an occasion.

A small ceramics practice based in Honolulu, Hawaii. Each piece is wheel thrown and finished by hand. The work is functional, expressive, and made to be lived with every day.