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JCERAMICS

Objects for everyday rituals.

Characterful ceramics made by Jose in small, evolving collections.

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COLLECTIONS

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The Apéro Collection
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The Apéro Collection

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Small serving dishes and snack bowls made for sharing good food and stretching an aperitif into a long evening around the table.

Terroir
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Terroir

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Handmade marbled stoneware, wheel thrown and handbuilt with chamotte clay — earthy, raw and one of a kind. No two items carry the same pattern. This is not a flaw. This is Terroir.

Wabi
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Wabi

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Stoneware in two glaze tones, inspired by the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi: finding beauty in imperfection, impermanence and simplicity.

The Dolly Collection
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The Dolly Collection

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Small hand-shaped pinch cups, each stamped with a quote. A little everyday joy with a playful nod to Dolly.

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Sassy Introvert

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Functional ceramics with dry one-liners about introversion, social fatigue and the humour that comes with it.

Studio Trials
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Studio Trials

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Experimental pieces from the studio: new glazes, forms and techniques. Sometimes unexpectedly beautiful, always one of a kind.

Gifts
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Gifts

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Small joyful pieces, handmade to give away or keep for yourself.

MADE FOR YOU

Something personal.

COMMISSIONS · 50% DEPOSIT

Custom
Orders.

Have something special in mind? Commission a piece made especially for you.

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BELLY CAST · 20% BOOKING DEPOSIT

Belly
Bowls.

A one-of-a-kind keepsake made from a cast of your pregnant belly.

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FROM THE STUDIO

Hi, I'm Jose.

I make ceramics by hand and on the wheel, following the quirks of clay and glaze rather than chasing perfect copies.

Each piece belongs to the same family, but keeps a character of its own.

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