Ember Vase
Tall form with a narrow neck, terracotta glaze.
€64In stock
Small-batch stoneware
Objects shaped slowly, made for everyday use.
Every piece is wheel-thrown, trimmed and glazed by hand in our little studio, then fired twice to 1280 °C. No two are ever quite the same.
Autumn collection
This season at the wheel
A short run of pieces in our three house glazes: terracotta, celadon sage and raw oat. Food, dishwasher and oven safe.
Morning Mug
A generous 350 ml, celadon sage.
€28In stock
Oat Serving Bowl
Wide and shallow, raw oat glaze.
€52Few left
How it's made
From clay to kiln
Each piece takes around three weeks from the first lump of clay to the finished object.
01
Wedging
Clay is kneaded by hand to remove air and align the particles.
02
Throwing
Shaped on the wheel, then left to dry slowly to leather-hard.
03
Trimming
Feet are carved and walls refined before the first bisque firing.
04
Glazing
Dipped in our own glazes and fired a second time to stoneware.
The studio
A small workshop with a big kiln
We are a two-person studio working out of an old print shop. We make functional pieces meant to be used every day, chipped occasionally, and loved for years.
"The best cup is the one you reach for without thinking. That is what we try to make." — Founders, Atelier Lumen
Come by
Visit & workshops
The studio shop is open on weekends. Beginner wheel classes run monthly in small groups of four.
Opening hours
Saturday & Sunday
11:00 – 17:00
Workshops
Intro to the wheel
First Saturday of each month
Contact
Commissions and wholesale enquiries welcome. Drop by the studio during opening hours.