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 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 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 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.

Chawan from Julie Lavoie | Verano

We are thrilled to welcome the chawan from Julie Lavoie's Verano collection, a range of rich, warm greens with hints of a wood-fired kiln, enhanced by the bright green of your Matcha.

Cup from Jane Baronet | Archipel

Neither a chawan nor a teacup, this piece by Jane Baronet embodies this median format, whose purpose seems unclear at first, but which quickly proves to be essential, both in the kitchen and in the tea room!

Cup from Ariane | Liège

It seems that a tea lover is at the origin of this Quebec cup for which we find nothing to dislike; the size, the grip, the glazed interior for more versatility, yet the raw and skillfully decorated exterior... everything is flawless!

Cup from Ariane | Mishima

This round cup is the creation of Quebec ceramist Ariane Boudreault-Lambert and is named after the drawing technique that characterises its design: Mishima

Chawan from Nadine Desmarais | Écume

An impeccable chawan with a wide, flat base, the result of the expertise of ceramist Nadine Desmarais, who has mastered the art of conceiving utilitarian, functional and beautiful pieces.

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 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 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.

Yunomi Cup from Julie lavoie | Verano

A cup by Julie Lavoie that is especially comforting thanks to its large size and its rich, warm green colour, which in places reveals signs of a wood-fired kiln.