The everyday table
Cups, bowls and serving pieces made to sit comfortably together.
Explore this possibility →Field & Form Ceramics · Market Grow example
Useful ceramics, shaped slowly.
Quiet colours. Tactile finishes. Pieces you will reach for every day.
Find your starting point
What this demonstration includes
Market Grow
A broader mini-site with About, Services, Past Projects, Current Projects, Gallery, What’s Next and Contact arranged around the business.
£149 setupthen £22 per monthLaunch: First 12 months: £158.40 paid annually in advance
- Everything included in Market Start
- Up to 8 products or services and 12 images
- One professional business email while membership is active
- Expanded services and gallery
- Past and current project stories
- Choice and ordering of suitable modules
- Room for the page to develop over time
- One small content update per month
Maker portfolio
The story behind the work.
Field & Form explores the character of handmade ceramics, from the curve of a breakfast bowl to the glaze on a favourite cup. Collections bring useful shapes together with a considered, natural palette.
Materials and approach
Explore the materials, colour choices and details that give each piece its character. Bring an idea of your own to the conversation.
On the workbench
Colour. Texture. Character.
Explore the details that shape the collection.
What’s next
New palettes and small collections begin with fresh ideas at the workbench.
Discover the offer
See what starts an idea.
A piece of your own
Explore a colour, a shape or a small coordinated commission.
Explore this possibility →On the workbench
New forms and glaze combinations, from first sketch to finished piece.
Explore this possibility →From first idea to next step.
- Find your favourite shape
- Explore colours and finishes
- Discuss your piece
Let’s talk about your next idea.
This is a fictional business preview. Enquiries, appointments and purchases are unavailable in the demonstration.
Each live independent business will use its own contact and selling routes. This example is not a Second Story Studio partner.
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