About the studio
Serifos Clay House grew from a wish to make useful beauty — vessels that feel like the island’s stone, sea, and slow afternoons.
Clay, harbour light, and daily tables
We work in Livadi, where ferries arrive and evenings stretch along the water. The studio is small on purpose: each firing is a conversation between earth, glaze, and heat.
Dinnerware sits at the centre of our practice — plates and bowls meant for ordinary meals. Beside them, limited volumes and homeward pieces for shelves and sideboards.
Workshops keep the craft open: visitors and neighbours can come play with clay, learn a few honest techniques, and leave with something they shaped themselves.
Along the way
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First kiln fired in a rented courtyard above the harbour — bowls for friends and a few tables in Livadi.
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Dinnerware collections take shape; Blue Reflections begins as a study of Aegean greys and deep water.
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Workshop space opens for seasonal Play with Clay sessions — wheel and hand building for small groups.
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Serifos Clay House continues as a working studio: collections on the shelves, workshops by appointment, and a slower pace by design.