Handcrafted pottery is a special item that adds on a character and identity to the home it is brought into. As it can be unique through many different designs depending on the creativity of the maker, you can find those that suits the interior of your living space.
Malaysia has never been lack of creative makers even in the pottery industry. These makers handcrafted their own creative pottery ranging from tableware, vases to exquisite artworks. If you can’t find one that suits your preference, some of them even offer classes so that you can learn and make your own pottery.
Bendang Studio
Bendang Studio is started by Rozana Musa from Kampung Sungai Petani, Melaka where she turned her love for clay into a business. Even though her studio is located in Melaka, you can get her products at the LINK, Kuala Lumpur.
BendangArtisan Concept Store
Lot 2-5 Level 2, The LINC KL,
360 Jalan Tun Razak,
50400 Kuala Lumpur,
A Touch of Clay
Cheah Yeow Seng have been working on ceramics for decades already and he has his own studio offering pottery-making classes for different levels. His pottery artworks is even displayed in exhibitions across Malaysia.
8, Jalan 1/60b,
Taman Segambut Damai,
51200 Kuala Lumpur.
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Clay Expression
If you like to get your hands ‘dirty’ and make your own ceramics, Clay Expression is also one of the place you might need to go to. The studio, founded by Cindy Koh, offers space and equipment rental, where you can craft and make your own ceramic works. You can also sign-up for their workshops or get them to make bespoke ceramics.
757, 5, Jalan Subang 3,
Kawasan Perindustrian UEP Subang Jaya,
47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor.
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Thirty3Eleven
Thirty3Eleven is started through Lee Ee Vee’s passion for interior design and home living. Her works attracts those who loves rustic, Nordic, and geometrical aesthetics. In just a few years of starting up, she has been supplying tablewares for ATAS Restaurant, The RuMa Hotel, Kloe Hotel and GOODDAM Restaurant.
