Pieces for the quiet corners of your home

Mia Amanda

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Things To Keep Close

Handbuilt ceramics, made one at a time.
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Slow made vessels + objects for daily life

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Hand-marbled paper ornaments, no two alike

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Shaped By Hand

Where intention meets
intuition—handbuilt in my home studio, for
your home

Set the scene

Pattern that's part of the clay.

Many of my pieces are made with inlay and marbling, techniques similar to traditional nerikomi. I start with dyed porcelain and stoneware, sometimes adding wild-harvested or local clays for extra texture, then layer the colors to build the pattern. That means the color lives in the clay itself, not on top of it. Every clay body reacts a little differently, so it takes patience. There’s no rushing it.

1. Handbuilt
  • For daily life

    For daily life

    Bowls to reach for, vessels to fill with flowers or small things that matter to you. Pieces meant to live in the middle of your day.

  • A record of the process

    A record of the process

    I work intuitively, and the clay and color have a say. Small variations in surface and shape are part of every piece, and part of why you’ll love it.

  • From my home to yours

    From my home to yours

    Each piece is made in my studio, wrapped and packed for safe travel, and sent to you with care.

  • Say hello

    Say hello

    Questions about a piece, a size, shipping, or a gift? Send me a note and it comes straight to me.

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Color as magic, Pattern as playground.

Exploring color and pattern through handmade pieces born from curiosity and artistic intuition.

  • Home as altar

    I think of home as a sanctuary. The spaces we tend and the things we choose to live with say something about who we are and what we hold sacred. I make pieces for that: the ones you reach for every day, the ones that hold a corner of a room and make it feel like yours.

  • Gathering bowls

    Gathering Bowls are one of my best sellers, something I make again and again. Each is built from reclaimed clay, gathered from the rest of my work in the studio and blended into a single clay body, then glazed in satin matte color. They’re made to order, and no two come out exactly alike.

  • Meet Mia

    I’m Mia, a ceramicist and textile artist in Savannah, Georgia. I’ve worked with color and pattern in textiles for twenty years, and that curiosity carries into everything I make in clay.