
Local Ceramist
Discover the best local artisans who produce high quality objects.
Cup from Makiko | Abysse
Quebec ceramist Makiko Nakamura Hicher works her cups to give them this irregular and ageing effect.
Cup from Julie Lavoie | Neige
Using a wood-fired kiln, Julie Lavoie, ceramist, creates exquisite porcelain, both rich and rustic with its flames and the delicate imprint of cinders. The result: a rich "living white" effect, both precious and pure in its own way.
Chawan from Julie Lavoie | Neige
Using a wood-fired kiln, Julie Lavoie, ceramist, creates exquisite porcelain, both rich and rustic with its flames and the delicate imprint of cinders. The result: a rich "living white" effect, both precious and pure in its own way.
Cup from Catherine De Abreu | Méduse
As she prepares her ceramic's third firing, the artist lays out laser decals that will add her object's undeniable signature: the jellyfish. Why this creature? "There is no specific reason ... I find this marine specimen fascinating, it's seducing simply by its beauty."
Cup from Catherine De Abreu | Navire
The passing of time, longing, travel and a feeling of airiness: these are the thoughts that the artist wishes to evoke with this gentle collection, which is resolutely conducive to reverie.
Cup from Catherine De Abreu | Éolienne
As a challenge, the Quebec artist wanted to use vivid orange for this collection, a colour with a bold character which is rarely used in ceramics. Juxtaposed with this modern graphic, a rebellious cup is born with a singular design that captures the imagination.
Cup from CAVAL | Brume
The ceramist Catherine Valois presents us with this delicate micro-series she calls Brume (Fog).
Cup from CAVAL | Lichen
From light grey to khaki, from taupe to pure white, the shades of colour blend harmoniously in the creations of Quebec ceramist Catherine Valois.
Cup from Dana | Dirette
On this everyday porcelain cup, a work of art is added that is a hymn to the almost invisible and little known beauty of the marine depths.
Cup from Dana | Myri
On this everyday porcelain cup, a work of art is added that is a hymn to the almost invisible and little known beauty of the marine depths.
Teapot from Makiko | Abysse
This teapot is a valuable addition to the Abysse line, a favourite among Quebec ceramist Makiko's collections. Bright and attractive, the vibrant turquoise of this line is skillfully balanced by the artist's signature irregular, weathered finish.
Cup from Makiko | Azisai
True to her style, Makiko skilfully plays with colours and materials and once again offers us a harmonious cup that strikes a balance between delicacy and exuberance.
Cup from Julie Lavoie | Silice
This latest creation by ceramist Julie Lavoie is a delicate bare clay cup, rich in the wood firing from which it is made.
Cup from Robin Boogaerts | Récif
A rustic and original piece by Robin Boogaerts, thanks to a partial glaze that gives off a few lines of raw clay.