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A stop motion video of the pepite Gift Card.
pépite origami-style gift card in its folded form, featuring a minimalist design with a black crayon-style graphic and 'pépite' logo on the front.
Back view of the pépite origami-style gift card in its folded form, showcasing a clean and minimalist design with crayon-style black details.
Partially opened pépite gift card designed in an origami style, revealing inner sections of the geometric fold with minimalist branding and website details.
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Shopping for a loved one but want to let them choose their favourite piece themselves? Treat them to a pépite gift card to make sure you get it 100% right.

Our gift cards can be redeemed online or even better, we encourage the lucky gift recipient to come visit our showroom in Collingwood to view our collection in person - so you're also gifting them a special experience. 

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3d Printed Drapes Ceramic Vase
Alterfact
$600.00
ALTERFACT is an experimental design studio created by Lucile Sciallano and Ben Landau in 2014. Alterfact’s practice is currently focused on the use of 3D printing in clay as a small batch manufacturing process. They push the boundaries of this traditionally plastic-based medium, and play with its connotations of utilitarianism and gimmickry, as it moves into a feasible reality
ALTERFACT is an experimental design studio created by Lucile Sciallano and Ben Landau in 2014. Alterfact’s practice is currently focused on the use of 3D printing in clay as a small batch manufacturing process. They push the boundaries of this traditionally plastic-based medium, and play with its connotations of utilitarianism and gimmickry, as it moves into a feasible reality
ALTERFACT is an experimental design studio created by Lucile Sciallano and Ben Landau in 2014. Alterfact’s practice is currently focused on the use of 3D printing in clay as a small batch manufacturing process. They push the boundaries of this traditionally plastic-based medium, and play with its connotations of utilitarianism and gimmickry, as it moves into a feasible reality
ALTERFACT is an experimental design studio created by Lucile Sciallano and Ben Landau in 2014. Alterfact’s practice is currently focused on the use of 3D printing in clay as a small batch manufacturing process. They push the boundaries of this traditionally plastic-based medium, and play with its connotations of utilitarianism and gimmickry, as it moves into a feasible reality
ALTERFACT is an experimental design studio created by Lucile Sciallano and Ben Landau in 2014. Alterfact’s practice is currently focused on the use of 3D printing in clay as a small batch manufacturing process. They push the boundaries of this traditionally plastic-based medium, and play with its connotations of utilitarianism and gimmickry, as it moves into a feasible reality
ALTERFACT is an experimental design studio created by Lucile Sciallano and Ben Landau in 2014. Alterfact’s practice is currently focused on the use of 3D printing in clay as a small batch manufacturing process. They push the boundaries of this traditionally plastic-based medium, and play with its connotations of utilitarianism and gimmickry, as it moves into a feasible reality
Alterfact

3d Printed Drapes Ceramic Vase

$600.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Porcelain
DIMENSIONS:
290mm x 140mm
ORIGIN:
Melbourne

Due to the nature of handmade objects, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour. Suitable for holding water.

ALTERFACT is an experimental design studio created by Lucile Sciallano and Ben Landau in 2014. Since graduating from Design Academy Eindhoven in 2013, Lucile and Ben have worked in tandem on various projects in different mediums. Their collaboration has culminated in the creation of Alterfact Studio, a platform through which to conduct critical research with materials and data translated through the manufacture of ‘stuff’.

Alterfact’s practice is currently focused on the use of 3D printing in clay as a small batch manufacturing process. They push the boundaries of this traditionally plastic-based medium, and play with its connotations of utilitarianism and gimmickry, as it moves into a feasible reality.

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Sculpture titled "Vital Materiality"
Tatts
$440.00
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatt’s interest in New Materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces. Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile she considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment.
Tatts

Sculpture titled "Vital Materiality"

$440.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Sculpture
MATERIALS:
Porcelain, Slip, Oxides 
DIMENSIONS:
210 x 100 x 80mm
ORIGIN:
Naarm - Melbourne


Due to the nature of handmade objects, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour. 

TATTS’ interest in new materialist theories informs the technique of assembling multiple porcelain tesserae or cut and refined ceramic tiles. The physicality of individual assemblage of tesserae creates abstract forms of balance and precarity, layers, stacks, pattern and negative spaces.

Using hyper focusing as a perceptive and making strategy, concentrating on the individual tesserae tile, Tatts considers their relationship and action with other objects and the surrounding environment. In late childhood Tatts was diagnosed with apophenia, a condition where the brain has the inclination to perceive patterns and connection in everyday object. Tatts has continued to develop not only technique but the action of evoking story and kinship between medium, artist and viewer.

 

 

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Ceramic Vase
Mali Taylor
$650.00
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Mali Taylor

Ceramic Vase

$650.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Stoneware and Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
170mm x 385mm 
ORIGIN: 
Melbourne

Suitable for holding water. 

MALI TAYLOR is a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice. Born in the Northern Rivers of NSW, Mali spent her childhood immersed in the beauties of the Australian landscape, which has undoubtedly influenced her practice.

Mali completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts specialising in object based practice and has since won and been a finalist in multiple awards.

Through the methodical and meditative layering of earthy clay, Mali’s hand-built sculptures hold time, invoking memories of archaic Australian landscapes. 

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'Blood Moon' Ceramic Sculpture
Debbey Watson
$320.00
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Debbey Watson

'Blood Moon' Ceramic Sculpture

$320.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Sculpture
MATERIALS:
White Raku Clay, BRT Clay, Found Clay, Slip Inlays
DIMENSIONS:
195mm x 80mm x 115mm height
ORIGIN:
Warrane - Sydney

Due to the nature of handmade objects, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour. 

DEBBEY WATSON is a Sydney based ceramic artist working predominantly with slab-built geometric forms that are informed by her background in graphic design and interest in modern architecture. Her pieces use a limited palette of three clays, one of which is sourced from her garden, and remain unglazed emphasising the simplicity of form. Connections thread one form to the next using delicate inlaid lines.

Debbey completed a Fine Arts degree majoring in Ceramics at the National Art School, Sydney in 2017 before undertaking a ceramic residency in Rome during 2018.

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'Total Eclipse' Ceramic Sculpture
Debbey Watson
$495.00
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Sydney-based artist Debbey Watson. The minimal aesthetic of Debbey’s enclosed, slab-built geometric forms and contemporary ceramics is inspired by her interest in modern architecture and design.
Debbey Watson

'Total Eclipse' Ceramic Sculpture

$495.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Sculpture
MATERIALS:
BRT Clay, Found Clay
DIMENSIONS:
140mm x 70mm x 255mm Height
ORIGIN:
Warrane - Sydney

Due to the nature of handmade objects, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour. 

DEBBEY WATSON is a Sydney based ceramic artist working predominantly with slab-built geometric forms that are informed by her background in graphic design and interest in modern architecture. Her pieces use a limited palette of three clays, one of which is sourced from her garden, and remain unglazed emphasising the simplicity of form. Connections thread one form to the next using delicate inlaid lines.

Debbey completed a Fine Arts degree majoring in Ceramics at the National Art School, Sydney in 2017 before undertaking a ceramic residency in Rome during 2018.

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Ceramic Vessel 'Vanilla Bean' - Large
pépite edits
$365.00
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
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Ceramic Vessel 'Vanilla Bean' - Large

$365.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Stoneware and Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
280mm diameter x 220mm 
ORIGIN: 
Melbourne


Introducing 'pépite edits' - bespoke collections of contemporary objects, designed by pépite, artist-made and exclusively available at pépite. 

For our very first collection, we collaborated with Melbourne-based artist Lucile Sciallano (of Alterfact and La Petite Fabrique de Brunswick) - together we brought to life an ode to the perfect ‘cone’. A simple form, yet so elegant and striking when all the angles and proportions are just right. 

This first series focuses on the same form in three different sizes and two different finishes - ’Textured White’ and ‘Vanilla Bean’. Each vessel features its very own variations in form, glaze and texture with no two pieces ever the same. These vessels look beautiful displayed on their own but are also functional as they are watertight and food safe so they can become part of your home’s rituals.

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Due to the nature of handmade pieces, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour. Suitable for holding water. 

Introducing pépite edits - bespoke collections of contemporary objects, designed by pépite, artist-made and exclusively available at pépite. 

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Ceramic Vessel 'Vanilla Bean' - Large
pépite edits
$365.00
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
pépite edits

Ceramic Vessel 'Vanilla Bean' - Large

$365.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Stoneware and Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
280mm diameter x 220mm 
ORIGIN: 
Melbourne


Introducing 'pépite edits' - bespoke collections of contemporary objects, designed by pépite, artist-made and exclusively available at pépite. 

For our very first collection, we collaborated with Melbourne-based artist Lucile Sciallano (of Alterfact and La Petite Fabrique de Brunswick) - together we brought to life an ode to the perfect ‘cone’. A simple form, yet so elegant and striking when all the angles and proportions are just right. 

This first series focuses on the same form in three different sizes and two different finishes - ’Textured White’ and ‘Vanilla Bean’. Each vessel features its very own variations in form, glaze and texture with no two pieces ever the same. These vessels look beautiful displayed on their own but are also functional as they are watertight and food safe so they can become part of your home’s rituals.

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Due to the nature of handmade pieces, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour. Suitable for holding water. 

Introducing pépite edits - bespoke collections of contemporary objects, designed by pépite, artist-made and exclusively available at pépite. 

VIEW ALL WORKS FROM pépite edits

pepite edits contemporary objects

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Ceramic Vessel 'Textured' - Large
pépite edits
$365.00
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
Ceramic cone vessel designed by pépite and handmade by Lucile Sciallano
pépite edits

Ceramic Vessel 'Textured' - Large

$365.00
/
Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Stoneware and Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
280mm diameter x 220mm 
ORIGIN: 
Melbourne


Introducing 'pépite edits' - bespoke collections of contemporary objects, designed by pépite, artist-made and exclusively available at pépite. 

For our very first collection, we collaborated with Melbourne-based artist Lucile Sciallano (of Alterfact and La Petite Fabrique de Brunswick) - together we brought to life an ode to the perfect ‘cone’. A simple form, yet so elegant and striking when all the angles and proportions are just right. 

This first series focuses on the same form in three different sizes and two different finishes - ’Textured White’ and ‘Vanilla Bean’. Each vessel features its very own variations in form, glaze and texture with no two pieces ever the same. These vessels look beautiful displayed on their own but are also functional as they are watertight and food safe so they can become part of your home’s rituals.

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Due to the nature of handmade pieces, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour. Suitable for holding water. 

Introducing pépite edits - bespoke collections of contemporary objects, designed by pépite, artist-made and exclusively available at pépite. 

VIEW ALL WORKS FROM pépite edits

pepite edits contemporary objects

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Silver Everyday Odd Earrings
Kira Edwards
$300.00
KIRA EDWARDS is a contemporary jeweller, utilising traditional techniques to make organic sculptural pieces. Her work is an ode to the making process, embracing the imperfections and beauty that arise along the way. Exploring texture, sculpture and mixed metals, her work aims to capture a natural ease.
KIRA EDWARDS is a contemporary jeweller, utilising traditional techniques to make organic sculptural pieces. Her work is an ode to the making process, embracing the imperfections and beauty that arise along the way. Exploring texture, sculpture and mixed metals, her work aims to capture a natural ease.
KIRA EDWARDS is a contemporary jeweller, utilising traditional techniques to make organic sculptural pieces. Her work is an ode to the making process, embracing the imperfections and beauty that arise along the way. Exploring texture, sculpture and mixed metals, her work aims to capture a natural ease.
KIRA EDWARDS is a contemporary jeweller, utilising traditional techniques to make organic sculptural pieces. Her work is an ode to the making process, embracing the imperfections and beauty that arise along the way. Exploring texture, sculpture and mixed metals, her work aims to capture a natural ease.
KIRA EDWARDS is a contemporary jeweller, utilising traditional techniques to make organic sculptural pieces. Her work is an ode to the making process, embracing the imperfections and beauty that arise along the way. Exploring texture, sculpture and mixed metals, her work aims to capture a natural ease.
KIRA EDWARDS is a contemporary jeweller, utilising traditional techniques to make organic sculptural pieces. Her work is an ode to the making process, embracing the imperfections and beauty that arise along the way. Exploring texture, sculpture and mixed metals, her work aims to capture a natural ease.
Kira Edwards

Silver Everyday Odd Earrings

$300.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Jewellery
MATERIALS:
925 Sterling Silver -18 Carat Gold Plated
DIMENSIONS:
 4mm wide, 14mm diameter
ORIGIN:
Melbourne / Naarm

Due to the nature of handmade pieces, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour. 

KIRA EDWARDS is a contemporary jeweller, utilising traditional techniques to make organic sculptural pieces. Her work is an ode to the making process, embracing the imperfections and beauty that arise along the way. Exploring texture, sculpture and mixed metals, her work aims to capture a natural ease.

Wearability is at the heart of her work. With conscious consumerism in mind, her work is made to be worn often and travel through life with the wearer, with the hope the pieces will be passed down generations.

Kira’s practice focuses on sustainability, using recycled materials where possible and making small quantities. Her work is made with love and consideration from her home studio in Naarm / Melbourne alongside her tiny bossy dog Pepper.

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Ceramic Sculpture
Melinda Wallis
$450.00
From her small studio in the Dandenong Ranges, Melinda Wallis strives for beauty in the form and surface. Simple designs can prove challenging, however this keeps her engaged as she continues to search for that one perfect piece. that enigma. She uses textured clays, often blending two or three together. The wheel gives Melinda her individual parts, and her hands assemble the finished product. The process is by far the main event for Melinda.
From her small studio in the Dandenong Ranges, Melinda Wallis strives for beauty in the form and surface. Simple designs can prove challenging, however this keeps her engaged as she continues to search for that one perfect piece. that enigma. She uses textured clays, often blending two or three together. The wheel gives Melinda her individual parts, and her hands assemble the finished product. The process is by far the main event for Melinda.
From her small studio in the Dandenong Ranges, Melinda Wallis strives for beauty in the form and surface. Simple designs can prove challenging, however this keeps her engaged as she continues to search for that one perfect piece. that enigma. She uses textured clays, often blending two or three together. The wheel gives Melinda her individual parts, and her hands assemble the finished product. The process is by far the main event for Melinda.
From her small studio in the Dandenong Ranges, Melinda Wallis strives for beauty in the form and surface. Simple designs can prove challenging, however this keeps her engaged as she continues to search for that one perfect piece. that enigma. She uses textured clays, often blending two or three together. The wheel gives Melinda her individual parts, and her hands assemble the finished product. The process is by far the main event for Melinda.
From her small studio in the Dandenong Ranges, Melinda Wallis strives for beauty in the form and surface. Simple designs can prove challenging, however this keeps her engaged as she continues to search for that one perfect piece. that enigma. She uses textured clays, often blending two or three together. The wheel gives Melinda her individual parts, and her hands assemble the finished product. The process is by far the main event for Melinda.
From her small studio in the Dandenong Ranges, Melinda Wallis strives for beauty in the form and surface. Simple designs can prove challenging, however this keeps her engaged as she continues to search for that one perfect piece. that enigma. She uses textured clays, often blending two or three together. The wheel gives Melinda her individual parts, and her hands assemble the finished product. The process is by far the main event for Melinda.
From her small studio in the Dandenong Ranges, Melinda Wallis strives for beauty in the form and surface. Simple designs can prove challenging, however this keeps her engaged as she continues to search for that one perfect piece. that enigma. She uses textured clays, often blending two or three together. The wheel gives Melinda her individual parts, and her hands assemble the finished product. The process is by far the main event for Melinda.
From her small studio in the Dandenong Ranges, Melinda Wallis strives for beauty in the form and surface. Simple designs can prove challenging, however this keeps her engaged as she continues to search for that one perfect piece. that enigma. She uses textured clays, often blending two or three together. The wheel gives Melinda her individual parts, and her hands assemble the finished product. The process is by far the main event for Melinda.
Melinda Wallis

Ceramic Sculpture

$450.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Sculpture
MATERIALS:
Clay
DIMENSIONS:
230mm diameter x 160mm
ORIGIN:
 Dandenong Ranges - Corhanwarrabul 

Due to the nature of handmade pieces, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour. 

From her small studio in the Dandenong Ranges, MELINDA WALLIS strives for beauty in the form and surface. Simple designs can prove challenging, however this keeps her engaged as she continues to search for that one perfect piece... that enigma. She uses textured clays, often blending two or three together. The wheel gives Melinda the individual parts, and her hands assemble the finished product. The process is by far the main event for Melinda, the work is a bonus.

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Bloom Ceramic White Vase
Mali Taylor
$340.00
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Mali Taylor

Bloom Ceramic White Vase

$340.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Stoneware and Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
240mm x 150mm 
ORIGIN: 
Melbourne

Suitable for holding water.

MALI TAYLOR is a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice. Born in the Northern Rivers of NSW, Mali spent her childhood immersed in the beauties of the Australian landscape, which has undoubtedly influenced her practice.

Mali completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts specialising in object based practice and has since won and been a finalist in multiple awards.

Through the methodical and meditative layering of earthy clay, Mali’s hand-built sculptures hold time, invoking memories of archaic Australian landscapes. 

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Ceramic Orbit Vase
Mali Taylor
$510.00
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Ceramic vessel handmade by Mali Taylor, a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice.
Mali Taylor

Ceramic Orbit Vase

$510.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Stoneware and Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
200mm x 165mm
ORIGIN: 
Melbourne

Due to the nature of handmade pieces, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour. Suitable for holding water.

MALI TAYLOR is a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice. Born in the Northern Rivers of NSW, Mali spent her childhood immersed in the beauties of the Australian landscape, which has undoubtedly influenced her practice.

Mali completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts specialising in object based practice and has since won and been a finalist in multiple awards.

Through the methodical and meditative layering of earthy clay, Mali’s hand-built sculptures hold time, invoking memories of archaic Australian landscapes. 

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Original Pastel Drawing
Emmanuelle McGlade
from $340.00
Original Pastel Drawing by Emmanuelle McGlade
Original Pastel Drawing
Original Pastel Drawing
Original Pastel Drawing
Original Pastel Drawing
Original Pastel Drawing by Emmanuelle McGlade
Original Pastel Drawing
Original Pastel Drawing
Original Pastel Drawing
Original Pastel Drawing
Emmanuelle McGlade

Original Pastel Drawing

$530.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Original Drawing
MATERIALS:
Pastels, Cotton Watercolour Paper
DIMENSIONS:
380mm x 255mm
ORIGIN:
Melbourne

Please note - this piece has been sprayed with fixative to protect the pastel from smudging. Please handle carefully as the artwork is still quite delicate and may smudge if the drawing is touched.

Framing will take around 2 weeks. Framing options include a dark blackwood or a light Victorian Ash/Tasmanian Oak, both with beeswax finish, 99% UV protective conservation glass, artwork float mounted with 25mm–30mm space around on white 100% cotton rag museum board. Framing by fine art framers 'United Measures'.

EMMANUELLE MCGLADE is an artist based in Dja Dja Wurrung Country, Victoria, Australia. 

Working with soft pastels, Emmanuelle creates drawings that explore the push and pull between order and disorder; balance and imbalance. Her work encapsulates a sense of stillness and clarity, influenced by observations and experiences in the natural environment. 

Emmanuelle graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (visual art), specialising in drawing and printmaking from the Victorian College of the Arts in 2016.

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Emmanuelle McGlade

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Ceramic Vessel
Dawn Vachon
$720.00
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
Dawn Vachon

Ceramic Vessel

$720.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vessel
MATERIALS:
Clay, Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
300mm x 150mm
ORIGIN:
Melbourne - Naarm

Suitable for holding water.

DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.

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Dawn studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.

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Ceramic Vessel
Dawn Vachon
$600.00
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
Dawn Vachon

Ceramic Vessel

$600.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vessel
MATERIALS:
Clay, Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
200mm x 160mm
ORIGIN:
Melbourne - Naarm

Suitable for holding water.

DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.

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Dawn studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.

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Ceramic Vessel
Dawn Vachon
$600.00
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
Dawn Vachon

Ceramic Vessel

$600.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vessel
MATERIALS:
Clay, Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
300mm x 150mm
ORIGIN:
Melbourne - Naarm

 Suitable for holding water.

DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.

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Dawn studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.

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Ceramic Vessel
Dawn Vachon
$600.00
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren&
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.
Dawn Vachon

Ceramic Vessel

$600.00
/
Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vessel
MATERIALS:
Clay, Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
280mm x 150mm
ORIGIN:
Melbourne - Naarm

Suitable for holding water.

DAWN VACHON studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.

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Dawn studied visual arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, receiving her BFA in 2008. Since relocating to Melbourne, she has made a lot of ceramic pots and has exhibited a handful of ceramic things that aren't pots. Dawn can often be found throwing, handbuilding and concocting glazes at her home-studio in Coburg.

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Volcanic Squiggle Vase Blue - Large
Sharon Alpren
$450.00
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Ceramic Vase handmade by London born, Melbourne based potter Sharon Alpren. Sharon makes sculptural, yet practical pieces for the home. The characteristics of the clay, the glaze and the fire direct her hand-built and wheel-thrown contemporary ceramics.
Sharon Alpren

Volcanic Squiggle Vase Blue - Large

$450.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Clay, Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
335mmx 190mm x 90mm 
ORIGIN:
Melbourne

Suitable for holding water.

SHARON ALPREN is a Melbourne based ceramic artist working out of her home studio in the Macedon Ranges. Sharon took up ceramics 15 years ago after relocating to Australia from her native UK where she had a background in Textiles.

Working with a mix of wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Sharon's work strikes a balance between creating both functional and sculptural pieces for the home, resulting in resilient everyday pieces without compromising on aesthetic. Sharon is particularly interested in glazes and texture and is constantly experimenting with creating her own glaze recipes.

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Ceramic Vessel
Pauline Meade
$800.00
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Pauline Meade

Ceramic Vessel

$800.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Ceramic, Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
190 x 160 x 160mm
ORIGIN:
Naarm - Melbourne

Suitable for holding water.

PAULINE MEADE has been using clay as her chosen medium since completing a Diploma of Ceramics in 2007, continuing to extend her practice at School of Clay and Art ( SOCA).

Pauline has been exhibiting her work in Melbourne and was a finalist in Clune's Ceramic Award where she won a judges' recognition and the People's Choice award.
Pauline predominantly hand builds, as well as using the wheel to enhance her pieces, emphasising texture and layering of glazes. It's the dry sclerophyll bush, wild wattle and ironbark forests that continue to inform her work, the landscape from her childhood.

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Ceramic Vessel
Pauline Meade
$800.00
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Pauline Meade

Ceramic Vessel

$800.00
/
Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Stoneware, Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
210 x 160 x 160mm
ORIGIN:
Naarm - Melbourne

Suitable for holding water.

PAULINE MEADE has been using clay as her chosen medium since completing a Diploma of Ceramics in 2007, continuing to extend her practice at School of Clay and Art ( SOCA).

Pauline has been exhibiting her work in Melbourne and was a finalist in Clune's Ceramic Award where she won a judges' recognition and the People's Choice award.
Pauline predominantly hand builds, as well as using the wheel to enhance her pieces, emphasising texture and layering of glazes. It's the dry sclerophyll bush, wild wattle and ironbark forests that continue to inform her work, the landscape from her childhood.

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Ceramic Vessel
Pauline Meade
$550.00
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Pauline Meade

Ceramic Vessel

$550.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Stoneware, Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
240mm x 110 x 110mm
ORIGIN:
Naarm - Melbourne

Suitable for holding water.

PAULINE MEADE has been using clay as her chosen medium since completing a Diploma of Ceramics in 2007, continuing to extend her practice at School of Clay and Art ( SOCA).

Pauline has been exhibiting her work in Melbourne and was a finalist in Clune's Ceramic Award where she won a judges' recognition and the People's Choice award.
Pauline predominantly hand builds, as well as using the wheel to enhance her pieces, emphasising texture and layering of glazes. It's the dry sclerophyll bush, wild wattle and ironbark forests that continue to inform her work, the landscape from her childhood.

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Ceramic Vessel
Pauline Meade
$480.00
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Ceramic vase handmade by ceramicist Pauline Meade
Pauline Meade

Ceramic Vessel

$480.00
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OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Stoneware, Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
200mm x 110 x 110mm
ORIGIN:
Naarm - Melbourne

Suitable for holding water.

PAULINE MEADE has been using clay as her chosen medium since completing a Diploma of Ceramics in 2007, continuing to extend her practice at School of Clay and Art ( SOCA).

Pauline has been exhibiting her work in Melbourne and was a finalist in Clune's Ceramic Award where she won a judges' recognition and the People's Choice award.
Pauline predominantly hand builds, as well as using the wheel to enhance her pieces, emphasising texture and layering of glazes. It's the dry sclerophyll bush, wild wattle and ironbark forests that continue to inform her work, the landscape from her childhood.

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Ceramic Vessel
Mali Taylor
$670.00
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Ceramic sculpture handmade by Mali Taylor
Mali Taylor

Ceramic Vessel

$670.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Vase
MATERIALS:
Stoneware and Glaze
DIMENSIONS:
170mm x 420mm 
ORIGIN: 
Melbourne

Suitable for holding water. 

MALI TAYLOR is a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice. Born in the Northern Rivers of NSW, Mali spent her childhood immersed in the beauties of the Australian landscape, which has undoubtedly influenced her practice.

Mali completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts specialising in object based practice and has since won and been a finalist in multiple awards.

Through the methodical and meditative layering of earthy clay, Mali’s hand-built sculptures hold time, invoking memories of archaic Australian landscapes. 

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