Handmade British ceramics, created in our studio on Dartmoor. Our extensive tableware range includes stoneware mugs, plates, and bowls, as well as functional and decorative ceramics for your home. Our 5 complementary pastel glazes allow you to create your own unique style, mix and match for a bohemian look or accessorise your home with one signature colour. Small batch ceramics made to last.
Simple yet stylish match holder pots handmade with British sourced fleck stoneware. Our refillable ceramic match striker pots are available in our 5 pastel colour glazes. Luxury long matches are...
A stylish alternative to a terracotta pot, these handmade stoneware planters, glazed in our pastel pink, make great additions to your indoor or outdoor decor. Stoneware is sturdy and long-lasting,...
Stylish and practical all in one, this pastel pink oil pourer makes drizzling oil over your food an art as well as part of the cooking process! The bottle can...
Stylish ceramic flower coasters that show of your individual style. A beautiful functional coaster for you home, handcrafted from a British fleck stoneware clay. Each coaster has a graphic flower...
A small white handmade vase, perfect for housing a little bunch of flowers. Why not fill your vase with our reusable handmade ceramic flowers with wire stems? Take a look...
A simple and sophisticated white plant pot, suitable as indoor or outdoor decor. The luxurious matte glaze against the textured clay provides an earthy, natural feel, making it the perfect...
Ideal for storage and dispensing oils and vinegar, this handmade oil drizzler is designed to have an easy pour and comfortable hold. Dipped in a soft glaze with a contrasting...
If you're a plant lover, these green plant pots will make the perfect homes for your plants and plant trimmings. Why not use them as herb planters to decorate your...
Functional and stylish handmade stoneware hooks for your home. These hooks are made from an attractive fleck clay and are available in our 5 in house glaze colours, cornflower blue,...
