Our Colors

Electric Matcha is a dynamic green with a rich, grassy intensity and subtle brightness. It evokes the crispness of freshly ground tea leaves and the balanced freshness of nature’s most vibrant moments. This color carries both calm and strength, combining freshness with grounded energy.

Applied to porcelain, Electric Matcha enriches forms with a fresh yet substantial presence. It offers versatility for designs that blend natural inspiration with modern vibrancy, lending pieces a confident, lively undertone without overpowering.

A striking and assertive yellow, this tone is all about presence. Rich and deeply pigmented, Cadmium Yellow carries a weight that commands attention — without ever shouting. It’s the color of late afternoon sun, ripe cornfields, and thick brushstrokes on an artist’s canvas.

On porcelain, it adds substance and strength. This yellow doesn’t just brighten — it anchors. It evokes clarity, boldness, and a sense of purpose. Perfect for creating sharp contrasts or vibrant highlights in a layered table setting, Cadmium Yellow is the color of confidence — grounded, golden, and alive.

Bright and unapologetically fresh, this shade captures the liveliness of a lemon at peak ripeness. It’s the color of morning light on a sunny breakfast table — energizing, optimistic, and crisp. Lemon Yellow carries the spirit of spontaneity and youth. It adds a spark to any composition, much like a twist of citrus wakes up a dish.

In ceramics, it brings playful vibrance and works beautifully as an accent or as the bold star of a mix-and-match set. This yellow radiates warmth without weight — a luminous reminder of lightness and joy.

A striking and assertive yellow, this tone is all about presence. Rich and deeply pigmented, Cadmium Yellow carries a weight that commands attention — without ever shouting. It’s the color of late afternoon sun, ripe cornfields, and thick brushstrokes on an artist’s canvas.

On porcelain, it adds substance and strength. This yellow doesn’t just brighten — it anchors. It evokes clarity, boldness, and a sense of purpose. Perfect for creating sharp contrasts or vibrant highlights in a layered table setting, Cadmium Yellow is the color of confidence — grounded, golden, and alive.

This saffron is deeper and more grounded than golden — a warm, earthy orange steeped in tradition. It evokes the dry petals of the prized spice, desert clay at dusk, or the lining of a ceremonial robe. There’s a natural softness to it, but also an unmistakable glow.

On porcelain, it brings a sense of warmth that feels both ancestral and modern. It pairs beautifully with natural whites, ochres, and deep indigo blues. This is a glaze that doesn’t shout — it hums with quiet elegance and carries the memory of sun, spice, and soil.

Juicy and sun-kissed, Mandarin Orange bursts with life. It’s a color that feels ripe — not just in hue, but in mood: generous, glowing, and full of flavor. This is the orange of ripe citrus fruits, golden hours, and festive gatherings. It invites touch, taste, and emotion.

On porcelain, it brings a delightful sense of warmth to the table — perfect for lively servings and cheerful combinations. It pairs beautifully with deep blues, soft neutrals, or crisp whites, adding a splash of joy without overpowering. Mandarin Orange is the color of shared meals, laughter, and creative flair — sweet, bold, and unmistakably modern.

This red is built, not born — engineered for thrill and clarity. Your Ferrari Red captures the legacy of speed and the artistry of fire, fusing the emotional depth of Scarlet with the juicy optimism of Orange. The result: a vibrant, high-gloss glaze that glows like polished lacquer, yet retains a handmade softness in texture.

On porcelain, it’s magnetic. It pulses with rhythm and energy, ideal for statement pieces — bowls, platters, or accents that stop the eye. It’s bold without aggression, saturated but never flat. The color of movement. Of wanting. Of being seen.

This red burns. It’s not simply bright — it’s intense, with a glowing, fire-lit undertone that feels alive. Scarlet in your ceramics is pure expression: bolder than crimson, deeper than orange, and richer than a classic red. It evokes painted silks, lacquered boxes, and theatrical curtains about to open.

On porcelain, it delivers a powerful visual punch — perfect for pieces that lead the table. It plays beautifully with warm golds, neutrals, or even cold greys for contrast. Where Ferrari Red moves fast, Red Scarlet holds the gaze. It’s not just seen — it’s felt.

Aubergine is purple grown up — moody, elegant, and quietly magnetic. It sits between violet shadow and smoked ink, with soft tonal variations that echo velvet, dusk, and the skin of its namesake fruit. This glaze reflects light like clouded glass, creating a painterly surface that shifts with the setting sun.

On porcelain, Aubergine adds depth to any setting — grounding brighter colors, softening contrasts, and bringing a contemplative beauty. It pairs effortlessly with creams, warm woods, deep greens, or pale pinks. This is not a loud color — it’s a slow burn. The kind you come back to.

Soft but never dull, Lavender is the color of spring air, fresh linens, and delicate imagination. This glaze feels like a whisper — powdery, light, and dreamy. It carries hints of lilac fields and faded watercolors, offering a gentle yet modern presence on the table.

On porcelain, Lavender brings a clean, contemporary softness. It pairs beautifully with ivory whites, sage greens, or dusty rose, and works as both a calming base and a charming accent. This is a color that soothes — a pastel with personality, perfect for mornings, tea rituals, and tender moments.

Milky Pink is the gentlest whisper of color — soft as morning light on skin, or a cloud dipped in rose. It evokes comfort, sweetness, and a quiet kind of beauty. There’s nothing loud here — just warmth, softness, and a sense of stillness.

On porcelain, it creates a serene, almost edible finish — like meringue, strawberry milk, or petals floating in cream. It’s the perfect balancing tone in a set, especially when paired with bolder hues or deep, grounding shades. Milky Pink brings a sense of care and calm to the table — delicate, inviting, and simply lovely.

This is a pink with a violet soul — airy, radiant, and unexpectedly refined. Orchid is the color of blooming petals at golden hour, of soft glows and gentle flair. It feels whimsical but not naïve, feminine without cliché, and striking in a whispering way.

On porcelain, it reads like watercolor frozen in motion — luminous, layered, and full of light. Orchid pairs beautifully with soft yellows, deep plums, or clean neutrals. It adds personality to the table without overwhelming it — the color of a creative spirit in bloom.

Mocha Mousse is a gentle brown with a rosy undertone — like cocoa folded with milk and a hint of cinnamon. It’s soft without being sweet, warm without feeling heavy. Think of velvet desserts, baked clay, and worn-in leather chairs.

On porcelain, this tone brings a refined comfort — a modern neutral with depth. It pairs beautifully with ivory, blush, sage, or pale lavender, and adds a touch of quiet luxury to any setting. Mocha Mousse is a mood: familiar, rich, and effortlessly composed.

This is Hazelnut in its most toasted form — rich, nutty brown with a hint of cinnamon and dark wood. It evokes roasted shells, tree bark, and aged leather, bringing warmth with gravity. There’s nothing sugary here — just pure, grounded richness.

On porcelain, this glaze feels bold and elemental. It enhances texture, complements warm whites, ochres, and deep greens, and adds a sense of aged beauty. Hazelnut in this tone speaks of craft and soil — a glaze for those who love earthy elegance and honest materials.

A deep, saturated green rooted in the wild — Moss is the forest at its quietest, the underside of leaves, the still air between trees. This glaze brings natural depth, a matte richness that feels timeless and grounded.

On porcelain, Moss Green adds weight and elegance. It pairs effortlessly with soft neutrals, warm browns, and pale pinks. A bold, earthy tone that anchors a setting and gives it soul — calm, lush, and deeply tactile.

Kiwi Green is soft and zesty — like young shoots, fresh juice, or the first bite of something green and sweet. It’s a cheerful, mid-tone glaze that feels both natural and full of energy.

On porcelain, it glows gently, bringing life to softer palettes and enhancing contrast with deeper tones like Moss or Hazelnut. Kiwi Green is the spark in a composition — playful, fresh, and quietly radiant.

Sage Green is the color of balance — soft, silvery, and quietly grounding. It carries the calm of dried herbs, soft shadows, and misty mornings. Unlike brighter greens, this tone whispers instead of shouts, offering peace and poise.

On porcelain, Sage brings a refined earthiness. It pairs beautifully with warm whites, terracotta, blush pink, and deep plums. This is a modern neutral for lovers of nature — elegant, gentle, and endlessly versatile. A color that soothes, complements, and never overwhelms.

Forest Green is the chill beneath tall trees — deeper than Moss, cooler in tone, with a subtle emerald clarity. It evokes wet leaves, alpine woods, and moonlight on evergreens. This is not a warm green; it carries a hint of mystery, restraint, and sophistication.

On porcelain, Forest Green feels sculptural and precise. It pairs beautifully with icy whites, dusty blues, or even blush for a bold contrast. Where Moss is earthy and soft, Forest is sharp and mineral. A color for bold settings, winter moods, and timeless elegance.

This is Royal Blue with gravitas — a deep, inky tone that borders on indigo. It evokes midnight seas, silk uniforms, and cobalt glass in shadow. Cooler than ultramarine, richer than navy, it holds both tension and elegance in its core.

On porcelain, it delivers a crisp, high-gloss presence — reflective like enamel, bold like ink. It pairs beautifully with ivory, soft taupe, or terracotta for a striking balance. Royal Blue is not just color — it’s structure, edge, and sophistication in one decisive glaze.

Dark Denim is deep and quiet, with a mineral coolness — the color of twilight shadows, raw indigo, and worn-in certainty. It feels grounded and urban, but not heavy. There’s movement beneath its surface, like fabric folds or ocean depths.

On porcelain, this tone adds graphic contrast and a sense of calm restraint. It pairs beautifully with soft blues, sage, ivory, or pale lilac — a natural anchor in any setting. Dark Denim is the understated classic: clean, strong, and endlessly wearable on the table.

Light Denim is soft blue with a lived-in feel — like your favorite pair of jeans faded just right. It’s casual but clean, relaxed yet refined. This tone captures the openness of sky, the calm of sea mist, and the clarity of washed cotton.

On porcelain, Light Denim brings a breezy, contemporary touch. It pairs beautifully with ivory, terracotta, ochre, or sage, and layers effortlessly in a mix-and-match set. A versatile tone that’s easy to live with and always in style — Light Denim is comfort made visible.

Dark Denim is deep and quiet, with a mineral coolness — the color of twilight shadows, raw indigo, and worn-in certainty. It feels grounded and urban, but not heavy. There’s movement beneath its surface, like fabric folds or ocean depths.

On porcelain, this tone adds graphic contrast and a sense of calm restraint. It pairs beautifully with soft blues, sage, ivory, or pale lilac — a natural anchor in any setting. Dark Denim is the understated classic: clean, strong, and endlessly wearable on the table.

Sky Blue is the color of openness — fresh air, quiet mornings, and endless horizons. It’s bright but never bold, with a softness that feels both clean and comforting. Like a clear day without a cloud in sight, it carries light effortlessly.

On porcelain, Sky Blue brings an uplifting presence — ideal for adding calm energy to the table. It pairs beautifully with ivory, pale yellow, blush, or sage. This is a blue that breathes — light, joyful, and full of space.

Ivory is the quiet foundation — soft, warm, and naturally elegant. It carries the feel of handspun linen, smooth shell, and sunlit clay. This is not a cold white, but a gentle neutral with soul. Understated, yet unmistakably refined.

On porcelain, Ivory enhances the form — letting shadows speak, colors pop, and textures breathe. It works in any setting, from minimal to layered, and pairs beautifully with both bold hues and muted tones. Ivory is the canvas — warm, grounding, and endlessly versatile.