For ceramicists
A studio for commission work. Scale, glaze and the firing window are agreed up front, and your client sees the piece rendered before anything is thrown.
Free to start · €5 of designs · no card required
Hearth & Wheel
Glaze decided before the clay is wedged, and fired twice.
Hearth & Wheel. A complete demo ceramics store in this look’s palette, typography and portfolio layout, with its own work on the wall.
Rendered work
Six stoneware plates and one serving bowl, ash glaze breaking pale over the rims.
Hand-thrown porcelain flask, wall thin enough to glow at the shoulder.
Earthenware jug, trailed white slip loops under a honey glaze, pulled handle.
Raku-fired vessel with copper flash and a fine crackle across the shoulder.
Twelve heavy stoneware bowls, deep tenmoku breaking rust at the rim, nesting.
Coil-built vase in grogged stoneware, bare exterior, one band at the shoulder.
Starting storefronts
Every look is a finished store, with its own studio name, palette, wording and portfolio. Open one to see the whole page, then start yours from it and edit what you like.
Hearth & Wheel
Glaze decided before the clay is wedged, and fired twice.
The making above the shelf: the wheel, the glaze and the firing before the first price, then a catalogue that keeps ready-now pieces apart from pieces thrown to order.
Quiet Vessel
Fewer pieces, longer lives.
One column, one form, no decoration: for a studio making a small number of vessels very well.
Marl & Clay
One service, and the table it is set on.
The suite is the product: one service priced by the piece with a serves-N note on every row, the making after it, and no ready-now marking anywhere.
How it works for ceramicists
Same studio, in this craft’s words. The brief questions, the examples and the concepts are all written for ceramicists, and nothing else changes.
Pieces, process and one address for commissions. The kiln schedule is yours; the shopfront is yours too.
Dimensions, glaze, quantity and the date the shelves are needed, all in one brief before anything is wedged.
The answers become a rendered vessel, so proportion and glaze direction are settled before the first cylinder.
The agreed form becomes the making list, and the firing window is planned around a date everyone already knows.
Begin
Set up your ceramics studio and send your first brief link today.