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A small cup changes the pace of a drink. It asks us to pour less, notice more, and enjoy the part that matters.
Our SHORT Cup sits at the smallest end of our handmade drinkware range, yet it never feels limited. In porcelain it holds about 120 ml, and in stoneware about 140 ml. That compact size is the whole point. It suits real use, simple styling, and the kind of daily routine that feels better with thoughtful tableware.
Many of us use “ceramics” and “pottery” as if they mean the same thing. In everyday shopping, that makes sense, because the mug in our hand or the bowl on our table is often both.
The short answer is simple: pottery is a type of ceramic, while ceramics is the bigger category.
Espresso is tiny, but it’s picky. It cools fast, it changes flavor as it cools, and it can taste oddly harsh if we drink it from the wrong cup. We’ve all had that shot that started sweet, then turned sharp halfway through.
Snow starts to sit on the windowsills of our Utrecht studio, and the kiln hums quietly in the background. The shelves fill with freshly glazed cups, bowls, and pitchers, each one cooling down, ready to find a home. This is the time of year when we feel most aware of how small objects can carry […]
Mixing digital and handmade art might sound like an odd match, but for me, it just makes sense. I’m a third-year graphic design student who moved from Suriname to the Netherlands, and I’ve spent seven years exploring everything from color theory to typography. My curiosity for physical, handmade objects grew once I settled here. In […]
Introduction: The New Era of Design Fusion The world of design is evolving, breaking traditional boundaries and merging creative disciplines like never before. One exciting development is the fusion of graphic design with ceramic design—a trend that is gaining strong momentum in the Netherlands, across the EU, and in the USA. This article explores how […]
Shape isn’t just about looks—it’s something we feel each time we pick up an espresso mug. For those of us who care about the flavor and ritual of our coffee, the mug’s design goes beyond style. The shape really can influence not only aroma but also how espresso pours over our palate, changing the way […]
Stoneware has played a significant role in the history of ceramics, becoming a cornerstone of everyday tableware and homeware. Emerging around the 14th century in China, its durability and versatility set it apart, making it highly sought after. Today, studios like JL Ceramics carry on these traditions, blending timeless techniques with modern designs. Stoneware’s unique […]
When it comes to ceramics, how something is made shapes its character and value. Wheelthrowing and slipcasting are two classic methods with their own charm—and their own sets of strengths and weaknesses. Some pieces, like the pttrn cup collection, highlight what’s possible when we focus on technique and the details that come from a hands-on […]
