Reproduction and Antiquated Pots
There is so much inspiration to find in the past! Our reproduction pottery and antiquated ceramics can look extremely modern even though they are inspired by antique shapes and colours.
Sometimes you are just looking for an eye-catching shape or unique colour in pottery instead of antiques. We have selected our newly made decorative pottery for its high quality and unique appearance. All pots are made from stoneware clay and have a pleasing sturdy and heavy feel.
This selection of newly handmade decorative pottery contains beautiful reproductions or pots & vases, made according to the traditional techniques. Each pot has a modern vibe while still carrying a little bit of history with it!
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Antiquated pots
Many of our newly made and oversized pots are shaped by hand and fired in traditional fire kilns. (Curious about this traditional way of pottery making? Read our blog post about traditional kilns here!) The moulding and application of the glazing by hand create the variations in shape and colour that add to the individuality of each pot. Even the placement in the kiln and the heat of the fire play a big part in the final colouring of the pot!
If you are just searching for the antiquated look pottery, this collection of decorative pottery is made for you!
Reproduction pottery
Sometimes shapes and aesthetics will last through the ages!
One great example are our newly made Han Repro Pots. These reproduction pots are inspired by ancient Chinese ritual vessels, called Hu. Thousands of years ago, a Hu vase would have been cast in bronze, heavily decorated, and used as ritual wine vessels. During the Han dynasty (whose emperors ruled 2000 years ago) these Hu pots were made from earthenware and were used in daily life and as burials gifts.
The production of Hu vases continued throughout Chinese history. You can see the typical curving pear-shape reflected in porcelain Ming vases and elegant Song pots. Our reproduction pots are inspired by the simple Hu vases from the Han dynasty and reproduced in the same kind of unglazed earthenware as has been used 2000 years ago!