Los Angeles–based designer Gia Jones founded Unearthen in 2007. Known for her innovative approach to material and form, Jones creates sculptural metal spoons that merge function with ritual, reflecting the studio’s ethos of sustainability and timeless design.
IAAC Crafts is a ceramic design studio that was founded by ceramist Hyunji Jeon in 2013, in South Korea. Ceramics are an intimate part of our daily lives, yet they also represent a profound and ever-expanding artistic realm. IAAC Crafts aspires to present ceramics that not only serve a variety of practical purposes but also transcend into the realm of individual works of art.
Izabel Lam's dinnerware collection springs from memories of Hong Kong's dramatic seascapes, where childhood experiences of both typhoons and calm waters shape her artistic vocabulary. Her tabletop pieces—from cutlery to ceramics—capture these dualities contained in water, transforming functional objects into meditative vessels that honor both utility and beauty.
From her Gloucestershire studio, Jude Jelfs transforms earthenware and reduction-fired porcelain into vessels that celebrate the human form. Beginning as intimate life drawings, her pieces evolve into nearly two-dimensional ceramics that blur traditional boundaries. Moving between clay and bronze, Jelfs’ work captures essential gestures and forms, creating a dialogue between sketch and sculpture, figure and vessel.
