Choosing to make a living from ceramics didn’t come from a sudden revelation or a flash of genius. It is the result of a long path, of choices that were sometimes risky, but always sincere. Today, I want to share why I chose to put my hands in clay to shape far more than objects: a life, a vision, a commitment. From theory to matter: grounding through gesture Trained to work in graphic design, I always felt a sense of doubt: human intervention seemed almost invisible. Deep

When you buy a piece from my shop, what you see is its shape, the glaze color, the finished object ready to join your table.But behind every plate or bowl lies an invisible story: one of time spent, money invested, repeated gestures—and failures, too. Today, I’m opening the doors to the behind-the-scenes of a ceramic piece, so you can truly understand what you’re holding in your hands. The true price of a bowl: much more than clay It’s easy to think that making a piece doesn’

I believe that beauty doesn’t need to be spectacular to exist. Quite the opposite. It’s found in simple gestures, in the objects we touch every day, in the cup of coffee we sip each morning. For me, everyday beauty  is not a luxury or an indulgence; it’s a need. And today more than ever, I believe it is a form of necessary resistance. Because Our World Moves Too Fast The world runs. Every day, everything accelerates: notifications, deadlines, urgent news piling up. In the mid

Slowing Down to Do Better In our Western societies, everything seems to move faster and faster: one-click orders, next-day deliveries, instant replacements. In this constant rush, choosing to make or buy a handmade object  is like deciding to walk barefoot while everyone else runs in high-performance sneakers. It’s a quiet, intentional act — and a deeply necessary one. It ’s gentle resistance . When I work with clay, I’m forced (and glad) to obey its laws. It doesn’t hurry. I

Every wedding is unique. On that day, every detail matters to tell your story — the music, the flowers, the venue... and why not ceramics? In my studio, I help you imagine and create ceramic pieces for your wedding , designed to be bespoke, durable, and fully customizable. Whether you want to offer your guests a meaningful keepsake or create a symbolic piece together, clay becomes the medium of a tangible, emotional memory. Why choose ceramics for your wedding? Ceramics have

When planning a meaningful event — a wedding, brand launch, or opening — we dream of creating an experience that speaks to both the eyes and the heart. What if ceramics and handmade artistry could transform your event into an unforgettable, soulful, and creative moment ? Here are three ideas inspired by my own practice as a craftswoman to bring warmth and authenticity to your celebrations through event craftsmanship . Unique Mini Vases: Decoration and Guest Gifts in One Imagi

At Christmas, we want to give something that matters, something lasting, something that tells a story. Instead of another sweater or a box of chocolates, why not offer an experience? A moment with hands in clay, shaping, creating, shaping again. Offering a pottery class as a Christmas gift  means offering a gift that leaves a trace: an object, a memory, a skill. Why offer a pottery class for Christmas? A meaningful and useful gift Giving a pottery class means offering the cha

At Christmas, we want warmth, laughter and shared moments… so why not offer your team a creative experience? Christmas pottery team-building workshops  allow colleagues to connect in a different way: around the wheel, the clay and the gesture. Everyone leaves with emotion and a handmade piece. Here are three festive, playful and heartwarming formats to enjoy together, even for beginners. 1. “Christmas Decorations” Workshop: personalised hanging ornaments In this workshop, eac

Every early January, the king cake returns: golden, flaky, fragrant… But at the heart of this gourmet tradition lies a hidden treasure: the charm. Too often standardized and impersonal, it deserves better. What if you chose custom ceramic king cake charms , handcrafted by a ceramicist? Giving meaning back to the charm: a tradition elevated The charm is more than an object: it is the highlight of a shared moment, a playful gesture within an ancient ritual. For a pastry chef, o

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve heard: “Can it go in the dishwasher?” “Do you really make everything by hand?” “Why is it so expensive?” And that’s perfectly normal. Handmade ceramics spark curiosity and fascination, especially for those who’ve never touched clay before. In this article, I’ve gathered the 7 most common questions I get about handmade ceramics in my Paris studio, in daily life, or during my classes. And most importantly: I’ve answered them sincerely, wit

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You're a chef, a restaurateur, or a gastronomy enthusiast, and you spend hours crafting the perfect dish.But have you ever considered...