
"Propagule"
Porcelain luxury servewares collection
“Propagule”
“A part or element of plant, such as a bud,
That grows and stand out from it
To become the main aspect of it.”
“Propagule” is a collection of handmade porcelain ‘serve wares’.
This collection focuses on the relationship between decorative and functional aspects of containers within our domestic lives. Accentuating the tactile aspect of the objects allows each object of the collection unique characteristics emphasized by hand making.
Celebrating l’Art de vivre, the art of living, this set of wares is designed to punctuate the table landscape, to create new aspects and enjoyment of entertaining.
As a series of containers in different scales, these curious vessels aim to pleasurably surprise users, addressing materiality through a delicate physical aesthetic.
The texture evokes ‘propagules’, ornamental elements punctuating the surface of the object, reminiscent of a living organism evolving and growing onto it. From low key texture to high key dramatic interventions, the pieces show a palette of textures throughout the objects offering differing clients a way to engage with the collection.









Previous works

Series of unique vases Starting from an experimental approach, this series of vases was made using the same cylindrical body of earthenware in combination with textured ornamentals elements. Slip casted white earthenware and collages, transparent glaze, 1140° electrical firings. Project developed during Ma Design Ceramics first year; pieces realised in April-May 2017



Series of unique vases Starting from an experimental approach, this series of vases was made using the same cylindrical body of earthenware in combination with textured ornamentals elements. Slip casted white earthenware and collages, transparent glaze, 1140° electrical firings. Project developed during Ma Design Ceramics first year; pieces realised in April-May 2017



“Anfractuosités & interstices” is a wine drinking set exploring slits in between objects, focusing on the relation between growing masses and cavities on the objects, creating irregular reliefs and shadows on the surfaces. Using a hand carved modelling process; the pieces are slip casted, made of white earthenware and transparent glaze, 1140° electrical firing, carafe 28 cm height for 750mL and glass diameter 10cm, 15cm height.


Installation January 2016 in Ensaama Olivier de Serres, Paris.

Installation in January 2016 in Ensaama Olivier de Serres, Paris.

Texture details

Installation January 2016 in Ensaama Olivier de Serres, Paris.