Marbled Hand Fans Coming Early Spring

Swirling colors and cool breezes, our best-selling fans are back in the shop on February 27th!

Color as magic, Pattern as playground.

Living in color, tactile explorations, and in-person creative workshops to cultivate your curiosity and artistic intuition.

Discover What’s New

Marbled silk scarf with swirls of blue, orange, and pink, worn as a headscarf. A 35" square scarf, marbled design on crepe de chine silk. Made in Savannah, GA.

Small Batch + Slow Made

Mia in her Savannah, Georgia art studio laying down a marbled pattern in her marbling tank

Mia Amanda is committed to sustainable studio practices and the art of slow-made goods with a focus on consciously made marbled textiles and small-batch ceramics. Mias collections are made of one-of-a-kind pieces showcasing texture, color, and pattern. These works are guided by the process and are proudly handmade while embracing the magic of being in the moment and inspired by the materials at hand.

stack of handbuilt nerikomi soup bowls with clay inlay patterns made in Savannah, GA
Savannah Georgia art studio, water marbling making marbled hand fans for spring and summer
clay slab for hand building with colored clay nerikomi style, modern inlay clay patterns, Savannah, GA.

Shaping What's Next

Shaping What's Next

Pottery Shop Update On February 20th

My first pottery shop update of 2025 goes live on February 20th! This collection blends my love of textiles with fresh textures and marbled details. Each piece is an exploration of color, form, and soft, tactile inspiration. Check out this blog post for a behind-the-scenes look at the process and some of my newest work. Don’t forget to sign up for the newsletter below to get an email reminder when the collection is live.

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View fullsize ✨New In The Shop✨ I listed a handful of new pieces in the pottery shop —> New dyed clay inlay bottles & tumblers along with some very special bowls & scoops. There’s been such a profound shift in the studio, like I’m fina
View fullsize Friends! I am so excited to be joining @gordonstonartfair this Saturday for what is truly a locals-for-locals style event💕 This has been my favorite market to shop in Savannah and I’m over the moon to finally be selling at it🥰 Flip through to
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View fullsize 🌀Now in the shop🌀 A sweet lil coffee mug for your morning cuppa jo. This is a special piece that doesn't quite fit into any collections I'm working on, but it does give a glimpse into some of the ideas I'm exploring this year.⁠ ⁠ I love the size of
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View fullsize I'm still working away on these new bowls, getting ready to officially launch them into the world in February🩵 They'll be available online (info coming soon) as well as in person at some local Savannah events.⁠ ⁠ I don't get to do a ton of Savannah
View fullsize This year, I’m leaning into the idea that small actions can lead to big dreams. Even if the outcome isn't totally clear, it's a reminder for me to stay present and trust in the process✨I have to check in with myself daily to make sure the work
View fullsize I will never understand how some of my favorite pieces end up hanging around the longest🖤 This platter is one that's been out at a couple of markets and in the webshop, just hangin' out. I love this platter and feel like I could get lost in the marb
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View fullsize Everything about this vase feels soft and dreamy. Red clay was marbled with dyed porcelain and stoneware --> Swirling blues and blacks blended with little shocks of orange and pink work surprisingly well with the natural terracotta-colored clay I
View fullsize My pottery table is so full of ideas in motion --> Work waiting to be sanded, glazed, pieced together, and tested. I've been looking through old sketchbooks + photos from when I was designing Fair Isle-inspired knitting patterns for my very first
View fullsize Kicking off the new year by bringing a lot of softness into the studio. This year, I want to create work that feels more personal, intentional, and meaningful. My energy began to shift in October—I lost interest in continuously making work to f