Formed by hand.
Made for everyday.

The maker

Elena Rivera

Elena discovered ceramics while looking for a slower, more tactile way to make. Her practice centres on familiar household forms—mugs, bowls and vases—refined through repetition and left with enough variation to feel distinctly human.

She sources stoneware clay from a regional supplier, mixes her own muted glazes and fires in small batches. Each object is designed to be used, noticed and kept.

“The small differences are where you see the hand of the maker.”