simple serene soulful

Wabisabi handmade ceramics

Stoneware teapot and teacup, rooted in the wabisabi phlosophy

Ashglazed chawan teabowl

Traditional ceramic chawan used in the matcha tea ceremony

Together collection of modular tableware

Handmade ceramic tableware made to be mixed, matched and gathered around the every day table

Wabisabi handmade ceramics

Stoneware teapot and teacup, rooted in the wabisabi phlosophy

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Quiet ceramics for everyday rituals

Handmade one-of-a-kind ceramics

Handmade in London
by Flora Fabris

fresh from the kiln

A small selection of the latest work from the studio. Each piece is unique and available while it lasts.

You can learn more about my materials, process, and approach in the Studio Notes.

why clay ?

Every journey leaves a trace.
The path that led me to clay wasn't a straight one.

It's a story of curiosity, reinvention, and finding meaning in making with my hands.

the hug family

A quiet family of ceramic drinking vessels, shaped after Japanese handless cups

For tips on using and caring for handmade ceramics in daily life, see the Care page.

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where to find me this year

To see examples of past and present collaborations, visit Collaborations.

a small piece of news to share

Read about my work, process and inspirations in a thoughtful article by Dominique Corlett, featured in the May 2026 issue of Homes & Antiques magazine.

OOAK Creation