A small-batch, ceramics studio based out of Vancouver, Canada. [As seen on GlobalTV & Cityline]
Medium & Design
Currently experimenting with medium grog stoneware with iron-flecked speckles and white burning clay, Bad Potter Ceramics are designed to accentuate the natural characters of the clay body. Each form takes around 25 days from beginning to end to complete – an immersive experience that demands detail and paradoxically, non-attachment at the same time.
A Maker's Mark
Unique and different in some way, each BP piece is hand-formed on the potter’s wheel, bisque fired, glazed, and fired again at more than 2000 degrees fahrenheit, made to be strong and durable for everyday use.
About the Maker
Naturally drawn to age-old artisanal techniques and inspired by the coast, Canadian designer Freda Lin behind Bad Potter Ceramics produces hand-crafted sustainable ceramic objects that can be cherished for life.