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Aizome Drift - Juice Pitcher

SEK 700.00

Glaze Collection: Aizome Drift

Glaze Collection: Aizome Drift

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Didn’t mean to make a shrimp plate but the only thing I see is 🦐🦐. I dig the impressionist painting vibes!

G&S 241 Clay
fired to cone 7

#glazecombo #glazecombinations #amacoglazes #maycoglaze #spectrumglazes

A couple of birthday plates I made recently.

I think the concept of a personal or family birthday plate is so fun! Or even just a general family celebration plate 🫶

I made these plates for my niece and nephew.

Niece’s is painted with und

Hi, I’m Amy - the ceramic enthusiast and hobbyist behind Studio Niwa.

I started pottery a couple years ago, and somewhere along the way it went from something I was curious about to something I couldn’t stop thinking about.

I love the w

Is it normal to have a favorite bowl in your kitchen?

Well, here’s my favorite large serving bowl made with my studio’s locally-sourced glazes. A glaze design I definitely want to replicate again. 🤞

After a major glaze fail that resulted in kiln shelf surgery (I’m sorry Bella love you!), I felt like I needed to do right by my dear friend Jenny and make her proud (owner of @urbanartists.sthlm - love you!).

I was also tired of ugly glaze j

Playing with pinks 🌸

Different forms, different glaze combinations. A little collection of both newer and older experiments in blush, rose, coral & everything in between

The Aizome Drift Series.

Ever heard of the iconic shade “Japan Blue?” Aizome is the traditional Japanese art of indigo dyeing. I love shibori (Japanese resist-dyeing technique), Japanese denim, indigo on white, foamy currents and waves

Teeny tiny vases I made on a tiny wheel. Swipe for a visual size reference but these little pots are smaller than the height of a Burt’s Bees chapstick.

I threw these cuties on a $50 mini wheel I bought online. I wanted to throw at home vs

This is the first plant pot I have ever made. I tend to think neutral, single-color pots in whites, blacks or earth tones are ideal for houseplants but this one is just so happy.

Definitely a combo I’m bookmarking for future ceramics I glaze

Carved these wheel-thrown cups attempting a kurinuki effect. I wasn’t intentionally going for the weathered cliff face result but I’m not hating it. Colored with blobs of @urbanartists.sthlm studio’s Måsskit (bird poop) and