Ceramics & Homewares

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Care tips

Caring for your ceramics can prolong their lifespan and usage.

Do take note of the labels indicated on each pieces after your purchase as there may be special care instructions given. It will be indicated if the item can be used in the dishwasher, oven, microwave or on the stove.

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General Tips:

Wash used crockery as soon as possible.

Do not use scrubbing pads to clean them.

After washing, dry it off using a soft cotton cloth or let it dry naturally.

Some crockery is safe to use in a microwave. Though, keep in mind that any metallic design on the vessel may render it unsuitable for microwave use.

Do not add excess detergent when placing it in the Dishwasher, as it may impart a dull finish to the crockery.

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Type of Ceramics

Material types, Decoration/Finish

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Earthenware

Handpainted, glazed, and decaled earthenware Decorative ceramic with a handpainted base, glossy glaze, and additional decal designs.

Stoneware

Plain stoneware Durable, dense ceramic with a natural, matte or lightly glazed surface. Handpainted stoneware Stoneware decorated with freehand painted designs. Handpainted and glazed stoneware Handpainted stoneware finished with a clear or colored glaze for shine and protection. Handpainted and decaled stoneware Stoneware featuring both handpainted elements and applied decals. Crackle-glazed stoneware Stoneware with a decorative glaze that intentionally forms fine surface cracks.

Porcelain

Glazed porcelain Smooth, white, high-fired ceramic finished with a glossy glaze. Handpainted and glazed porcelain Delicately hand-decorated porcelain sealed with a clear or tinted glaze.

Glass

Decaled glass Glassware decorated with applied decals or printed designs.

Terracotta

Terracotta Rustic, reddish-brown unglazed or lightly glazed earthenware, often used for planters or traditional pottery.

Content generated with the assistance of ChatGPT, an AI developed by OpenAI.

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Knowing your ceramics

Earthenware

Earthenware is one of the oldest and most traditional forms of ceramics. Made from natural clay and fired at lower temperatures (typically between 1,000°C and 1,150°C), it has a porous, slightly coarse texture unless glazed. This type of ceramic is often rustic and warm in appearance, with a natural reddish or buff tone. It is commonly used for decorative objects, tableware, and traditional pottery.

Earthenware is usually glazed to make it water-resistant, and it often serves as a canvas for rich colors, handpainted designs, and decals. While not as dense or strong as stoneware or porcelain, it brings charm and heritage to any setting.

Stoneware

Stoneware is a more durable and refined ceramic, fired at higher temperatures (around 1,200°C to 1,300°C), which makes it denser, non-porous, and more chip-resistant than earthenware. Its natural color ranges from gray to buff or warm brown, depending on the clay used and firing method.

Stoneware is ideal for both everyday use and artistic expression. It often features a variety of surface treatments—glazing, handpainting, decals, or crackle finishes—that enhance its visual appeal while maintaining strength and function. Its heavier body and smooth finish make it a popular choice for dinnerware, bakeware, and artisanal ceramics.

AI-assisted content (ChatGPT by OpenAI).

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Ceramics & Homewares is a collection of curated homewares. Including for around the region. The web store hopes to provide beautiful & affordable homewares for everyday use.

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Ceramics & Homewares

Ceramics & Homewares is a collection of curated ceramics and homewares. The web catalogue updates with knick-knacks and special finds from one-off or sourced products. 

Curated Collections

Thoughtfully gathered sets that balance form and function with style. Designed to work beautifully together, each collection is perfect for hosting, gifting, or upgrading your everyday dining experience with an artful touch.

Sourced (S)

Singular pieces from treasure finds. From vintage gems to artisan-made rarities, this line features unexpected discoveries sourced from markets, makers, and beautiful craftsmanship.

Plated (P)

Sourced with care without losing their charm. For good-looking tableware that’s right at home, perfect for an added luxury to the comforts of the dining experience at home.

One Portion (OP)

Bright and joyful. These one-portion pieces blend function with flair. Ideal for solo bites, tea breaks, or when your table needs a little extra personality.

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SKU-W9V0-P 

SKU-C7K2-P

SKU-N6Y1-P

SKU-V3T9-P 

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Type of Ceramics

Material types, Decoration/Finish

David Tip/Unsplash

Earthenware

Handpainted, glazed, and decaled earthenware Decorative ceramic with a handpainted base, glossy glaze, and additional decal designs.

Stoneware

Plain stoneware Durable, dense ceramic with a natural, matte or lightly glazed surface. Handpainted stoneware Stoneware decorated with freehand painted designs. Handpainted and glazed stoneware Handpainted stoneware finished with a clear or colored glaze for shine and protection. Handpainted and decaled stoneware Stoneware featuring both handpainted elements and applied decals. Crackle-glazed stoneware Stoneware with a decorative glaze that intentionally forms fine surface cracks.

Porcelain

Glazed porcelain Smooth, white, high-fired ceramic finished with a glossy glaze. Handpainted and glazed porcelain Delicately hand-decorated porcelain sealed with a clear or tinted glaze.

Glass

Decaled glass Glassware decorated with applied decals or printed designs.

Terracotta

Terracotta Rustic, reddish-brown unglazed or lightly glazed earthenware, often used for planters or traditional pottery.

Content generated with the assistance of ChatGPT, an AI developed by OpenAI.

[ceramicsandhomeware]

Knowing your ceramics

Earthenware

Earthenware is one of the oldest and most traditional forms of ceramics. Made from natural clay and fired at lower temperatures (typically between 1,000°C and 1,150°C), it has a porous, slightly coarse texture unless glazed. This type of ceramic is often rustic and warm in appearance, with a natural reddish or buff tone. It is commonly used for decorative objects, tableware, and traditional pottery.

Earthenware is usually glazed to make it water-resistant, and it often serves as a canvas for rich colors, handpainted designs, and decals. While not as dense or strong as stoneware or porcelain, it brings charm and heritage to any setting.

Stoneware

Stoneware is a more durable and refined ceramic, fired at higher temperatures (around 1,200°C to 1,300°C), which makes it denser, non-porous, and more chip-resistant than earthenware. Its natural color ranges from gray to buff or warm brown, depending on the clay used and firing method.

Stoneware is ideal for both everyday use and artistic expression. It often features a variety of surface treatments—glazing, handpainting, decals, or crackle finishes—that enhance its visual appeal while maintaining strength and function. Its heavier body and smooth finish make it a popular choice for dinnerware, bakeware, and artisanal ceramics.

AI-assisted content (ChatGPT by OpenAI).

Syed Maaz/Unsplash

[ceramicsandhomeware]

Ceramics & Homewares is a collection of curated homewares. Including for around the region. The web store hopes to provide beautiful & affordable homewares for everyday use.