8 x 26cm Square Sided Dinner Plate - Grey Clay / Natural Grey = £304.00
8 x 21cm Square Sided Side Plare - Grey Clay / White Matte = £240.00
4 x Mugs Grey Clay / Natural Grey = £112.00
Total £656.00
Current production timeline for this order is 3 weeks.
Handmade with Love
Each piece in my shop is completely designed, handmade, finished and packaged, by me in my studio in South London. You can be sure every single piece of art is made with equal love and care.
How are they made?
All of our plates are hand-made and fired in the kiln two times, one for the clay at 980 degrees Celsius and one for the glaze again at 1220. This makes them strong and durable for everyday use. These plates are stamped on the base with our logo and after being fired for the last time sanded to ensure they're smooth and don't cause any scratches on furniture.
Due to the handmade nature, our ceramics may have small differences, but we love these as they show how the makers' hands have formed and finished each product.
All our ceramics are dishwasher, microwave, and freezer-safe.

OUR STUDIO
Our dinnerware is handmade in our studio in London, UK by a small team of potters. This is where we design, form, glaze, pack and ship our dinnerware from to you or a restaurant near you.
OUR PRODUCTION PROCESS
We use many techniques to produce our dinnerware depending on the form. Jiggering, throwing and hand-building are the main ones. There are many steps involved in this process and we handle one piece many times till we fire it, pack it and ship it.
Our studio is equipped with 3 potter's wheels, 4 kilns that we fire daily






OUR GLAZING PROCESS
We spray glaze our plates and bowls and dip or use a glaze pump for our cups and smaller pieces. Glazing is one the steps that takes a lot of practice to achieve a consistent result. After an item is glazed we sponge the rim to create a crisp cut between the clay and the glaze.
Every time we open our kiln we learn something new about our glazes and the process.
THE FIRING PROCESS
Our dinnerware is fired at 1230 degrees Celsius. Made out of stoneware clay and fired at this temperature is what makes them durable and can last in commercial kitchens.


