A bed you want to get into
Washed linen goes soft after the first night and softer every wash after that.
Things for the home, made by hand and meant to last
Stoneware, washed linen, palm baskets and woven shades from makers within a few hours of Durban. Small runs, so when a glaze sells out it may not come back.
Four things we sell, each from a different pair of hands.
The newest pieces in the studio. Most are made in runs of twenty or fewer.
A few ways people use them
None of it is precious. Use the bowls every day and put the linen through the wash.
Washed linen goes soft after the first night and softer every wash after that.
Our plates and bowls are made to stack, so you can buy a set and add to it later.
Palm baskets hold blankets, toys and the post that lands on the hall table.
Mix a vase, two cups and a cutting of something green.
Made by people we visit
We drive out to every workshop we buy from. Three makers supply almost everything in the studio.
Thrown on the wheel, glazed by hand and fired twice. No two bowls come out quite the same.
A team of three sews our napkins, cloths and bedding from stonewashed flax linen.
Woven from ilala palm by a group of women who have worked together for twenty years.
What to expect when you order
Free over R1,500. Large pieces travel with a courier who carries them inside.
Ceramics arrive in double boxes. If anything breaks, we replace it.
Send it back unused and we refund you, less the cost of delivery.
Reply to your order email and we wrap it in cloth you can use again.
Sold out in your colour? Most pieces can be made again in about six weeks.
See and hold everything in Greyville on Fridays and Saturdays.
Not sure which glaze to choose?
Send us a photo of your table or shelf and we will suggest what might suit it.