Handmade · Small Batch · Wobbly

Perfectly
imperfect.

Every mug, bowl and vase is thrown by hand and quietly hoping you'll take it home. No two are alike — and that's the whole point.

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Two stacked mugs in deep cobalt and storm blue with toasty speckled rims and pale green interiors

Two stacked mugs in teal glaze with toasty rust rims, cream clay showing beneath the drip

Two bronze mugs stacked on pale wood, green glaze breaking over the rim and speckled feet showing

Two little handled honey bowls stacked, celadon pooling inside and a sandy clay rim

Two stacked mugs in deep bronze glaze with mossy green breaking across the rim and belly

The garlic keeper taken apart, its lid standing on its edge to show the pressed grater pattern underneath

The sage garlic keeper open with its lid propped across the rim, speckled clay showing above the glaze

The sage garlic keeper sitting closed on the studio bench, peachy clay warming through the green glaze

Two stacked shallow bowls in honey glaze with celadon halos, carved flutes inside and thumb-print facets outside

A shallow wide-rimmed dish in honey amber with a creamy mint-celadon pool and carved flutes

Two stacked mugs, deep navy above speckled mustard and celadon yellow

A mug in mottled navy over speckled mustard yellow, the two glazes meeting in a wavy line

The sage garlic keeper opened, its lid tilted across the rim to show the pale green interior

A squat sage garlic keeper closed, three little ventilation holes along its lid rim

A speckled garlic keeper with GARLIC stamped around its lid rim, sage-green top and olive and amber drips

A deep midnight-blue mug with carved vertical flutes and a wide flared handle

Two stacked mugs in teal and slate-blue glaze with rust rims and a pool of cobalt above the clay

A wide-mouthed mug — rust-breaking rim over streaked teal and slate, ending in a cobalt line above speckled clay

A low wide mug with plum and misty lavender glaze dripping over a deep navy band

A wide cup in glossy near-black glaze with a broad raw clay foot and a little clay stamp

A handleless cup in deep navy breaking into fiery bursts of royal blue, stamped with the potter's mark

A little cup in deep burgundy with a feathered band of bright cerulean around its waist

A ribbed mug in glossy amber and rust glaze, dark in the grooves and creamy inside

Two matching handleless cups stacked together, pale blue glaze with toasty speckled rims

A handleless cup with a flared lip and bulbous belly, sky-blue glaze pooling in a wavy line above bare clay

Two shallow crystalline dishes — radial bursts of cerulean blue, periwinkle and cream meeting dusty-rose rims

Two honey-speckled mugs stacked in the pottery shed

A honey-speckled mug with white glaze clouds and carved stripes

A single green-rust glazed cup with a toasty rim on the studio bench

Two green-rust glazed cups stacked together, straight from the kiln

Three stacked Rust & Sage coffee cups beside the matching little snack bowl

Three Bronze Glaze large coffee cups stacked on a wooden pallet

The Rust & Blue Crystalline Serving Bowl with its dreamy blue swirl in the centre

The Stone White Nibbles Bowl, perfect for crisps on a cozy night in

The Stone White Big Ole Tea Mug with its soft brown rim

The Rust & Sage Big Ole Tea Mug, made for a generous brew

The three shimmering black handleless cups together on a wooden bench in the garden

Three one-of-a-kind handmade spoon rests in pale, rust and beachy glazes

The Garlic Keeper opened up beside its herb stripper and grater dish

The Garlic Keeper with GARLIC embossed on its lid, in a glossy rust glaze

A Green Beach handleless cup with a sandy clay stripe through the glaze

A Turquoise Beach handleless cup — soft sea-blue glaze meeting a foamy white wave

The Small Cream Pourer with its swirled handle, in pale cream glaze with toasty brown drips

A deep blue handmade coffee cup nestled among flowers in the garden

A softly wobbly tumbler with sweeping white glaze

A pair of warm rust-glazed coffee cups on a wooden bench

A playful family of handmade rust-glazed mugs, bowls and pots

A little bud vase with blue glaze drips on a wooden table

A family of rust-red pots — mugs, bowls and a lidded jar — lined up on a wooden bench

A speckled white tumbler with a raw clay stripe, photographed in the garden

100%
handmade

Naomi at the wheel in the pottery shed, hands covered in clay, mid-throw

Meet the maker

Every pot is hoping you'll take it home.

Hello! I'm Naomi — a hobby potter, learning something new every single day. I found ceramics in 2025, when I was gifted a membership at a community studio. My obsession was unstoppable, and in 2026 I built my own home studio: the pottery shed, complete with a kiln of my very own. Now I'm ready to share some of my perfectly imperfect creations with you.

Each piece is born in our little pottery shed, glazed in small batches, and packed up with its quirks tucked safely inside. The slight lean, the uneven rim, the surprise glaze pool — it can't wait to show them all off on your shelf. All it needs now is a windowsill, a kitchen table, a you.

01Thrown by hand

02Glazed in small runs

03Sent off to a new home

A little matchmaking