Many of the artists featured in Maud and Mabel’s ceramic collection are drawn to practices and techniques with an uncontrollable element to them. This provides surprise and chance that can...
At Maud and Mabel we represent many artists who take inspiration from the natural world. Explore five ceramicists whose organic ceramics are directly informed by their experiences of nature and their...
Contemporary Ceramics and its recognition as an art form has, rightfully, progressed considerably since 1940, when Bernard Leach wrote that ‘very few people in this country think of the making...
The concept of Wabi-Sabi is one of the many philosophies to emerge from Japanese culture and enrich the lives of people across the world. Wabi-Sabi originated in Zen Buddhism and...
Central to Japanese aesthetics, Zen philosophy outlines seven principles; Kanso (簡素), Fukinsei (不均整), Shibui/Shibumi (渋味), Yugen (幽玄), Seijaku (静寂), Datsuzoku (脱俗) and Shizen (自然).
Oseibo is a Japanese winter gift-giving tradition, a time where people show each other gratitude and give thanks to those that have shown you kindness during the year. Oseibo, meaning...
We are excited to share our first collaboration with Erin Niimi Longhurst, author of Japonisme, Omoiyari and A Little Book of Japanese Contentments, who will be sharing pieces inspired by our...
Coinciding with London Craft Week, we are privileged to be exhibiting a very special collection of works by renown's maker Jack Doherty.
In celebration of Umi no Hi we have put together a special collection inspired by the ocean.
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