Welcome
Simple and functional objects complemented with subtle details, crafted with love and care.
Handmade ceramics by Kristjan Klementi
About me
Its nice to meet you here.
I am Kristjan Klementi
And I make pottery craft in my tiny home studio.
Read my journey of becoming a potter.
What I do
I create everyday objects from clay that are simple in nature, functional and well finished.
I try to help bring a quiet, modest, and earthy mood to our everyday life through them.
Explore my work in different look and feel.
Say hi
hi@klementiart.com
(+372) 5666 2601
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Made with love, passion and care.
For me art is not just creativity, but also mastery and skills of creating. Every time the clay is put on the potter’s wheel, I put a lot of care and attention to what I do.
Every piece I make is my journey to mastery. Every little detail has its meaning and importance, so the final piece is not just nice, but pleasant to the eye and silky smooth to the hand to hold them.
My work is made to be used with a hope they will withstand the test of time.
Design collections
Ice crackle
A glaze with many names: ice crackle, tortoise shell, snowflake and many more.
My main limited-edition signature collection.
Made with thick layer of crackle glaze where the fractures develop the look of cracked ice. Hence also its name – Ice Crackle.
Stardust
When the odds become even during the firing process the iron rich glaze develops beautiful golden microcrystals. Sometimes covering the whole ware with golden hue and other times just few golden sparks like stars.
Glaze that’s originally called “Tea-Dust” and was mainly used in Imperial ware.
LATEST BLOG WRITINGS
First oil lamp, what I made
The very first oil lamp that I made was a gift to a very special friend of our family. But now I just wanted to show off how it turned out.
Working in a small space
My ceramics studio is barely 8 square meters, and a small space means that every square centimeter counts and is carefully used.
Finding new home
The greatest reward is to see your handwork traveling to the wide world and to see it in a new home, on a table, on a windowsill, on a shelf or in someone’s hand.
