As of now there is not a mighty lot going on in front of the scenes, so newsletters happen rarely. As I am implementing the shop you might get notified about an upcoming shop drop occasionally. Maybe once a quarter.

Every piece is made by hand from start to finish, including lots of time, material, energy and a few losses along the way. If you choose to buy one, you are getting a one-of-a-kind piece, not mass production.

My process generally follows this structure:
1. Designing the piece
2. Rolling out stoneware clay into slabs
3. Hand building the piece
4. Surface design with underglazes/sgraffito work
5. Slow drying to prevent cracks
6. Bisque firing to 950°C
7. Glazing by hand
8. Glaze firing to 1230°C

It can take weeks from start to finish, and not every piece makes it through all the stages.

Mostly in my shop, and sometimes at exhibitions and markets. I'll post about those on Instagram.

A bit of both! Sometimes there is a drop, sometimes the shop stays open and I refill it when there is something new. There is no set schedule. I announce new pieces on Instagram and in the newsletter, so sign up if you don't want to miss anything.

Because everything is handmade, and that takes time. Slab building, cutting, drying, firing, glazing, firing again. Slow and steady.

You can always ask if you have a project in mind. For my existing designs you can sometimes pick colours and sizes. I will not take on any custom orders that do not align with my design aesthetic or ask me to copy someone else's work.
Note: custom-made pieces are excluded from the 14-day right of withdrawal.

Yes! My glazes are lab tested, you can find the report here.

Contact me with a photo and I'll remake the piece for the current price.
As every piece is unique it will not come out exactly the same and the design might vary a little. It is rather a sibling than a clone and can have a longer turnaround time depending on my capacity, please be patient.
Note: custom-made pieces are excluded from the 14-day right of withdrawal.

As for now I want to concentrate on shipping in Germany and the EU. Worldwide shipping is in the back of my mind but seems utterly complicated as of now. Let's start simple.

I ship with DHL, Hermes or DPD, and delivery usually takes 2–5 working days. Shipping costs are shown before you check out.

Not at the moment. If I have more fixed studio days pickup might be possible in the future.

I have not so far. It depends on the project and where it'll be seen. If you have an idea, get in touch.

Contact me here!