Need a little pick-me-up?

Some of my favourite pieces started as "What if...?"

If you’ve got an idea to gift someone special, including yourself, let’s take it to the wheel!

You Might Be Wondering...

Are they food safe?

Yes they are. All of the glazes used are food-safe. Trialed, tested, and still alive!

Are the pieces dishwasher or microwave safe?

Yes — properly fired, fully vitrified ceramics that don't contain metallic decorations can generally be microwave- and dishwasher-safe.

One thing I'd avoid is taking a piece straight from the fridge/freezer and putting it into a hot microwave. Sudden temperature changes can cause cracking.

I wouldn’t recommend putting the wine glasses in because of the stem. However, the mugs and dinnerware can be put in the dishwasher at your own risk.

Do you do commissioned work?

Got an idea bouncing around in your head? Whether it’s a single piece or a bulk order, tell me about it. We'll figure out together what clay can (and can't 😅) do.

Pickup or delivery?

For now, orders are available for self-collection either at Tampines or Kapo Factory Building as I’m still a tiny one-person operation. Got a big order? Send me a message and we’ll work out delivery.

Why does handmade ceramics cost this much?

Because it takes a lot more than a lump of clay and a good idea.

Every piece starts with me preparing the clay, throwing it by hand, trimming, carving, glazing, firing, and crossing my fingers when the kiln opens. Some pieces take hours of hands-on work, and every firing comes with the possibility of something cracking, warping, or simply not turning out the way I imagined.

You're also paying for all the bits you don't see—the clay, glazes, kiln firings, tools, studio time, packaging, and the occasional piece that doesn't make it.

Most importantly, you're buying something I made one piece at a time, rather than something produced by the thousands.

So yes, it costs more than a mass-produced cup.

But hopefully, it also feels a little more special.