Shaped by Hand, Fired by Flame
Raw clay is centered on a kick wheel, pulled upward by wet hands over three to five minutes — then sun-dried, glazed with mineral pigments, and fired in a wood kiln at over 1,000°C.
No mold touches it. The slight variations in rim, weight, and surface are not flaws — they are the signature of the maker's hand, baked permanently into the body of the piece.
No mold touches it. The slight variations in rim, weight, and surface are not flaws — they are the signature of the maker's hand, baked permanently into the body of the piece.