Step 01 — Wedging
The clay rests
Stoneware wedged by hand and left to rest until the air is out. No rush: the clay sets the pace.
24 h
Ceramics you actually use.
Six thrown bands. One single piece.
Scroll — the piece turns and comes apart
The collection
Living pieces,
short runs.
When a run sells out, it is not repeated: the glaze changes, the hand changes, the piece changes.
The process
From clay
to kiln.
Step 02 — The wheel
No mold, no template
Every piece is raised freehand. That is why no two are identical — and that is the point.
8 min/piece
Step 03 — Bisque and glaze
House recipes
First firing, then a dip in glazes formulated in house. Cobalt № 04 took a year to get right.
№ 04
Step 04 — High firing
The fire decides
Fourteen hours of firing. We open the kiln the way you open a gift: with respect.
1,240 °C
No mold. No rush. No two pieces alike.
We make objects for every day: mugs that survive the microwave, plates that survive life. The only museum piece here is the craft itself.
Meet the studio
What people say
People with
good tables.
"I bought two COMAL mugs a year ago. Now my coffee tastes wrong in anything else."
Daniela R. — verified buyer
"The ANDES vase arrived in 48 hours, packed like a relic. It is the center of my living room."
Marcela V. — verified buyer
"I gave a CALDERA set as a wedding gift. Now people ask me for the studio address every week."
Jorge A. — verified buyer