Katakana Ceramic Pot Planter may the kind of party where

the kind of party where everyone already seems to know each other

oversized poppy commands its section of wall

The sprinkles go on in a final pass after the body color has fully set and cooled

A gift for grandma earns its keep when it asks nothing of her in return—no maintenance schedule

Chive painters lay down the cookie's surface in warm amber tones

Katakana Ceramic Pot Planter may the kind of party whereKatakana is a ceramic plant pot from a stretch when this studio was, collectively and thoroughly, under the influence of Marie Kondo, a phase that lasted close to a year and produced a great deal of folded laundry and at least one very minimalist plant pot. The name borrows from the Japanese script used for foreign words, which felt right for a glaze that was, in its own quiet way, translating an entire philosophy of restraint into ceramic. We have