ABOUT

Kitsune Ceramics is a collection of handbuilt pottery rooted in form, texture, and quiet presence. Each piece is shaped slowly using traditional techniques such as nerikomi (layering and cutting colored clays to create marbled patterns) and kurinuki (a subtractive carving method).

The glazes, patterns, and forms draw inspiration from the natural world — stone, water, shells, and wood. Guided by wabi-sabi (侘寂, the beauty of imperfection and impermanence), Kitsune pieces are made to be lived with: held, used, and quietly transformed over time.

Based in Detroit, Kitsune Ceramics creates vessels for everyday rituals — cups, bowls, trays, and decor that bring a sense of calm and intimacy to daily life.

FAQ

Q: Do you take commissions or custom orders?
A: Occasionally. Each request is considered by form and timing. Please reach out to discuss availability.

Q: Where can I buy Kitsune pieces?
A: Select pieces are available at shops and galleries in Detroit, and through seasonal markets. See the Stockists page for details.

Q: Are all pieces food safe?
A: Typically yes - glazes used are non-toxic and food safe. Each piece is made to be lived with; for drinking, serving, and daily ritual.

Q: Do you ship internationally?
A: Currently, orders are available within the U.S. Please reach out if you’re interested in an international shipment.