Handcrafted ceramics carry warmth and character that mass-produced items cannot replicate.
This guide will help you better understand how to use and care for your pieces. 

1. Everyday Care

• Rinse and dry before first use. 

• Wash promptly after use and dry fully before storing.

• Handle gently to avoid chipping.

2. Caring for Unglazed / Powder-Absorbing Ceramics

Some unglazed or porous ceramics may show temporary water marks during use — this is normal.

To minimize staining:

• Before first use, soak the piece overnight in rice-water or porridge water.

• Let dry completely the next day.

If discoloration occurs, soak in baking soda water or a gentle ceramic cleanser. 

3. Appliance Compatibility

• ✔ Microwave

• ✔ Dishwasher

• ✔ Steamer

• ✘ Oven

• ✘ Direct Fire / IH

Avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent cracking.

4. Natural Characteristics of Handmade Ceramics

Because each piece is shaped and glazed by hand, small differences and marks may appear:

• Pinholes

• Glaze flow marks

• Tiny bumps or dips

• Iron spots

• Slight variations in size or shape

These are not defects — they are part of the beauty of handmade work.

5. Purchase Notes

Please review the unique qualities of handmade ceramics before purchasing.

The following are not reasons for return:

• Minor size or shape variations

• Natural glaze marks or pinholes

• Slight color differences from screen

• “Changed my mind”

If you’d like to see the exact piece you’ll receive, feel free to contact us.

6. Enjoying Your Ceramics

Handmade ceramics develop character over time.
With mindful use and care, each piece becomes uniquely yours.