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Process
Working from clay to final ceramics piece consist of multiple steps, counting up to two weeks for one piece to finish.
shaping
It all begins with soft, raw clay. I hand-shape and mold it, letting creativity and touch guide the form.
refining
Once the shape is set, we smooth and refine the piece, adding details and ensuring balance.
drying
The piece dries naturally, allowing it to harden and prepare for the next stage. In this form, the clay is its most fragile and needs to be handled with the most care.
bisque firing
The first firing process takes the clay from fragile to firm, setting its basic form. During this firing, the clay reaches a temperature between 600 and 900 degrees, for sintering the clay.
glazing
Each piece is coated with glaze, adding texture, colour, and a protective layer. The colours of glazes are traditionally formed from minerals and metal oxides.
final firing
A second, higher-temperature firing between 1100-1200 degrees locks in the glaze and strengthens the piece, making it durable and unique.
finishing touches
After cooling, each item is inspected and polished, giving it the final touches before it’s ready for its new home.
