Discover the art, craft, and philosophy of Pottery & Poetry.
We believe that the objects we surround ourselves with tell our stories. In this journal, we share the conversations, discoveries, and creative processes that shape Pottery & Poetry. From studio notes to the inspirations behind our latest collections, we invite you into our creative world.
Artipelag, Bauhaus, color collection, Exhibitions, Handmade ceramics, Inner Child, News
Pottery & Poetry’s Bauhaus-inspired collection is part of INNER CHILD: Playing with Design at Artipelag, curated by Lidewij Edelkoort and Philip Fimmano, alongside 106 designers and studios from 23 countries.
Calassi comes from καλός — Greek for beautiful, кал — Bulgarian for earth, clay, soil, and calyx — the ancient vessel for...
Our hand-glazed plates found a home among the blues in La casa in ordine’s styling story “Sky in Every Room” — a...
Our co-founder Maria Baleva talks to mebeli.info about where ceramics meets cooking — why a plate is “a small architecture for food,”...
Before the first bite, the plate is already speaking. Explore how form, color, and texture shape taste through the science of crossmodal...
A weekend of workshops and experiences focused on everyday rituals for wellbeing – movement, herbal tea, skincare and essential oils, led by...
This is the foundation of our architecture-led approach to crafting one-of-a-kind pieces for restaurants and chefs around the world.
In an industry that often chases the next trend, we’re taking a different approach for 2026. Our color strategy isn’t about seasonal...
Bauhaus ceramics that cut through visual noise with primal colors and analog honesty. Scarlet, yellow, ultramarine—where bold simplicity becomes lasting beauty.
Electric Matcha is a paradox of color—both organic and surreal. Inspired by spring leaves, limes, and matcha tea, it pulses with energy.
Cadmium Yellow is more than a glaze — it’s the bridge between summer’s brightness and autumn’s depth. Warm, timeless, and full of...
Pottery and Poetry has secured European Union funding to expand its artisanal production.
Autumn colors feel right because our eyes adapt to the warmer light spectrum of the season.
