Kiln opening · Sat 12 Oct, 10:00
Stoneware that sits lightly on the table.
Ode is a two-wheel studio in Porto. We throw moon jars, bottles and everyday cups in a local iron-rich clay, glaze them in ash and celadon, and fire them slowly over two days.
- Pieces this year
- 214
- Top temperature
- 1,268 °C
- Per firing
- 38 h
No. 214 · Moon jar · 31 cm
Celadon over iron slip — €420
The October batch
Six pieces out of kiln three, each one signed on the foot.
Every piece is a one-off. Reserve it and we hold it for seven days — collect at the studio or we pack it in wool.
- No. 214Reserve €420
Moon jar
Celadon · 31 cm
- No. 207Reserve €260
Tall bottle
Oat ash · 34 cm
- No. 198Reserve €48
Breakfast bowl
Tenmoku · Ø 16 cm
- No. 191Reserve €34
Morning cup
Iron red · 280 ml
- No. 186Reserve €140
Shoulder vase
Celadon · 22 cm
- No. 179Sold
Tea bowl
Oat ash · Ø 12 cm
How we light the shop
Shelf, table, plinth.
In the studio a pot earns its height. We built this page the same way: three neutral shadows, never tinted, never stacked — and the tallest one used once per view.
- 01
Shelf
Beautiful sm
For the quiet things — pills, inputs, the price tag, the button you press last.
- 02
Table
Beautiful md
Where most pieces live. Cards, panels, the popover that says the kiln is hot.
- 03
Plinth
Beautiful lg
One per view. The piece we want you to look at first, and nothing else.
Classes
Two wheels, eight stools, one long table.
Clay, aprons, glaze and two firings are included. You leave with what you made, about three weeks later.
Kiln letters, four times a year.
A note the week a kiln opens: what came out, what cracked, and first pick before the shop.