Introducing Youyou Wang
Youyou Wang draws inspiration from the design and forms of small and rounded Zisha clay teapots from the Yixing region.
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Artists-in-Conversation: Celia Dowson & Chloé Rosetta Bell
Underlying Celia Dowson and Chloé Rosetta Bell's works and unique friendship is a shared dedication to their craft, practice and mutual connection to nature.
Poetic Evocations: Wintry Colours
Just as the dropping temperature and dark days can make us feel cold and sombre, and warm interiors and twinkling lights can make us feel warm and cosy, colours can...
Soda Firing: Marked by Flame
Soda firing is a firing technique where a vapour glaze made of sodium oxide (soda) glazes the clay body of the pottery during the firing process.
Studio Visit: Paul Philp
During our visit to Paul Philp’s airy studio in his mews house located in Bath, UK, we witnessed the close attachment between the artist and his craft. We also spoke...
Collect 2022: Story of Textures
If Textures can be read like text, the inaugural Maud and Mabel Collect exhibition is a haptic narrative. While walking through the exhibit your perspective would be guided over the...
CHADO : The Way Of Tea
CHADO - The Way of Tea “The Way of Tea is a cult founded on the love of beauty in even the most basic pursuits of our daily life. The...
Interview with Esteemed Ceramicist, Mariana Alzamora
Mariana Alzamora, a ceramicist and painter living on the island of Mallorca, takes ancient and mythological tales as source material for her art. Read our interview with this esteemed ceramic...
Surface Detailing in Handmade Ceramics
One of the things that makes our handmade ceramics collection at Maud and Mabel so eclectic is the variety of surface detailing. With particular methods and techniques, ceramicists create surface...
