Drawswords Studio

A red stoneware vase that feels less made than unearthed — as if it spent decades buried beneath earth and roots before resurfacing at an archaeological dig site.

Hand-carved and layered with multiple glazes: matte, glossy, and lava textures melting into one another like traces of time, soil, and erosion.

⌀12cm, height 23.5cm.
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CERAMICS SALE
♥︎ Sunday May 3, 13:00–18:00

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pre-(m)Other’s Day sale!
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You love your mother*.
And your mother* loves ceramics.
It’s pretty simple, really.

Since multiple people asked, and even though I’m announcing this super late, I decided to do another ceramics sale from my own house. It’s the perfect opportunity to give these vases, jars, fermentation crocks, bowls, plates, cups, mugs, and other objects, a new home. Everything is handmade by me and is excited to explore the world outside of my living room or studio.

You are very welcome in Amsterdam-West (close to Erasmuspark) on Sunday May 3 from 13:00 to 18:00. Cash or Tikkie only.

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*And/or your father, partner, sibling, friend, neighbour, colleague, yourself, a stranger, Spring, life, the universe… a date?

🏺🍜🍽️🍯

Address:
Robert Scottstraat 4 (ground floor), Amsterdam-West

       

It was great to be back in the ceramics studio, after a few amazing weeks of holidays, academy assessments, and other activities. I love throwing fermentation pots and other lidded forms, so I couldn’t wait to throw a few more. I often keep the walls of the lids slightly thicker so that I can trim and carve them quite extremely and create edges that the glaze can break over.
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