Imperfect pottery

This versatile olive bowl is perfect for cherries, chip and dip, jewellery, or even as a pet bowl. Made from high-fire white stoneware clay, it's glazed inside and raw outside for a Mediterranean touch. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Aprox. width: 15 cm. This piece is entirely handmade, so slight variations from the product image may occur. However, we see all imperfections as perfect 🤍 Dishwasher-safe, but hand-washing recommended. Saleta crafts each piece meticulously, creating a stylish…

There’s nothing more beautiful than an ugly product! While that might sound counterintuitive, you might soon realize that perfection is boring and it’s actually imperfection that can capture our imaginations in a far deeper and more satisfying way.

We're excited to finally see some sunshine on Skye, what better time to share the latest arrivals from Ella Bua-In with you! ☀️ This collection perfectly embodies her signature blend of ancient pottery inspiration, enchanting myths, and intricate botanical motifs. Each piece is meticulously handmade and hand-painted, celebrating the beauty of imperfection and natural forms. Check out the latest additions by Ella and let us know what you think!

When you think of pottery, you might imagine perfect shapes and glossy finishes, but Wabi Sabi pottery turns that idea on its head by celebrating imperfection

Embracing Wabi-Sabi: The Beauty of Imperfection in Design In the world of design, we often chase after perfection, seeking flawless finishes and immaculate arrangements. However, the philosophy of Kintsugi invites us to redefine our understanding of beauty. Originating in Japan, Kintsugi is the art of repairing broken pottery with gold, celebrating the cracks and imperfections rather than hiding them. This practice embodies the spirit of wabi-sabi, which finds beauty in the transient and…

In this class that honours traditional Japanese art, an experienced and friendly teacher will guide you every step of the way so that you leave with beautiful symbolic pottery to treasure. As well as enjoying the hands-on experience of creating up to two classic Japanese bowls with all the materials provided, you’ll also learn a little about the history and philosophy of Kintsugi. To fuel your creativity, unlimited tea and snacks are provided throughout the workshop. • Minimum age: 16. •…

You don't want a piece that's perfect, says Frances Palmer of Frances Palmer Pottery

Welcome to the enchanting world of Wabi-Sabi with our collection of 29 Wabi Sabi apartment ideas that celebrate the perfectly imperfect.