About
Considered forms, functionality and finishes — slow ceramics made in small batches.
Every piece from Studio Ceramix is wheel-thrown by hand in my London studio. I create minimal, characterful ceramics — both functional and sculptural — showcasing the natural beauty of clay.
I work across porcelain, stoneware, and earthenware — choosing the clay that best suits each piece. The body matters: porcelain for delicate, translucent work; stoneware for the weight and warmth of everyday objects; earthenware where I want a softer, more textural finish.
Each piece is individually made, glazed, and fired with sustainability and craftsmanship at the heart of my practice. The Tenmoku glaze that defines much of my work is mixed from scratch using traditional Japanese techniques — a process that creates depth, lustre, and reactive patterns that make every piece entirely unique.
Bespoke commissions are some of my favourite work. There's a particular pleasure in developing a concept with a client — from the first sketch through to glazing, firing, and pulling the finished piece from the kiln. See how it works.
Made in small batches with care and attention to detail. Commissions available — get in touch to discuss bespoke pieces.