Ridge Cup | MAE CERAMICS
These unique cups are designed and handmade by Lilly Maetzig of Mae Ceramics, our featured Maker of The Month.
Dimensions (diameter x width including handle x height): 9.5 cm x 14.5cm x 6.5cm
Each cup is handmade and completely unique so sizes given are approximate.
Lilly Maetzig is the maker behind Mae Ceramics, a functional ceramics studio based in Deptford, south east London.
Lilly a focuses on creating minimal, still, and grounded pieces, which bring a little bit of joy to the every day. Her practice also includes teaching the craft of pottery - through Handbuilt, Lilly's debut book, and through videos on YouTube and Domestika.
Work by Mae Ceramics can be seen in restaurants, cafes, design stores and many homes across the world.
These unique cups are designed and handmade by Lilly Maetzig of Mae Ceramics, our featured Maker of The Month.
Dimensions (diameter x width including handle x height): 9.5 cm x 14.5cm x 6.5cm
Each cup is handmade and completely unique so sizes given are approximate.
Lilly Maetzig is the maker behind Mae Ceramics, a functional ceramics studio based in Deptford, south east London.
Lilly a focuses on creating minimal, still, and grounded pieces, which bring a little bit of joy to the every day. Her practice also includes teaching the craft of pottery - through Handbuilt, Lilly's debut book, and through videos on YouTube and Domestika.
Work by Mae Ceramics can be seen in restaurants, cafes, design stores and many homes across the world.
These unique cups are designed and handmade by Lilly Maetzig of Mae Ceramics, our featured Maker of The Month.
Dimensions (diameter x width including handle x height): 9.5 cm x 14.5cm x 6.5cm
Each cup is handmade and completely unique so sizes given are approximate.
Lilly Maetzig is the maker behind Mae Ceramics, a functional ceramics studio based in Deptford, south east London.
Lilly a focuses on creating minimal, still, and grounded pieces, which bring a little bit of joy to the every day. Her practice also includes teaching the craft of pottery - through Handbuilt, Lilly's debut book, and through videos on YouTube and Domestika.
Work by Mae Ceramics can be seen in restaurants, cafes, design stores and many homes across the world.
Makers of The Month is a new programme for 2024 , designed to encourage craft and entrepreneurship in the local community. The aim is to support local independent crafters and makers by offering the opportunity to showcase and sell their product in our retail space The Garden Room.
