
Hand-thrown stoneware with a sandy, speckled glaze. About 22 cm tall.
A fictional ceramics studio in Ghent, selling its stoneware online. Choose pickup at the studio or shipping, pay with Bancontact or a card, and go through the checkout. Nothing is charged.

Hand-thrown stoneware with a sandy, speckled glaze. About 22 cm tall.

A sea-green glaze running over raw clay at the base. 300 ml, dishwasher safe.

Soy wax poured into one of our small cups, with a wooden wick. The cup is yours to keep.

Four plates with soft, irregular rims, about 27 cm across. Thrown to order in about three weeks.

A shallow dish in a pale glaze, about 34 cm long. Oven safe.

For any piece or a place in a beginners' throwing class. Printed and sent in a linen envelope.
This is a demonstration. The business, products and prices are fictional; nothing can be bought here and no payment is taken.
Handmade work sells on care and patience. This Shop tab tells customers what to expect before they pay.
Belgian customers pay the way they're used to, with Bancontact, or by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
The plate set is thrown after ordering. The description says ‘about three weeks’, so nobody is left wondering.
Parcels to Belgium and France, packed by the studio. Locals can collect instead and skip the packaging.
A gift card can cover a piece or a throwing class: sold online, honoured at the studio.

A Bordeaux florist with seasonal bouquets, a three-month bouquet subscription and same-day delivery in town.

A craft brewery near Liège selling six-packs, a Christmas ale, gift boxes and kegs for events.

An Annecy chocolatier selling gift boxes, bars and an Advent calendar, collected in town or shipped across France.
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