About Us
Potari Studio
is an online ceramic art store dedicated to discovering, showcasing, and connecting artists with unique creative languages to global collectors.
We focus on each artist's distinctive creative style and story, reinterpreting traditional pottery within contemporary contexts.
From everyday dishes
to artistic installations, artists express their creativity through ceramics.
As a global creative store, we offer innovative pottery for design collectors, quality-seeking enthusiasts, and designers looking for unique pieces.
We give
Talented Chinese artists
a platform to share their work globally. Though just starting out, we have a clear vision. Not limited to one style, we focus on artistic quality, distinctive colors, and expert craftsmanship. We look for works that express unique artistic ideas through their craft.
Marsel
Former senior media professional who worked with prestigious lifestyle media including GQ China, Sohu, and Condé Nast Traveler, with extensive knowledge of luxury brands and high-end lifestyle in both Eastern and Western contexts.
In 2018, he shifted his focus to artistic pursuits and is currently based in Jingdezhen. He specializes in high-end handcrafted dining vessels, exploring the intersection of fine food, wine, and artisanal tableware. His work uniquely combines Western geometric patterns with Chinese artistic elements such as calligraphy and landscape painting. He has developed an original high-temperature glaze inlay technique and extensively researched fine wood inlay craftsmanship.
ZHUCHEN
A ceramic artisan from Jingdezhen, China, specializing in the Neriage (绞胎) technique.
Neriage is a traditional Chinese ceramic decorative technique that originated in the Tang Dynasty. This sophisticated method became exceptionally rare after the Song Dynasty due to its complex craftsmanship and historical disruptions. The technique involves creating patterns by combining multiple clay bodies, resulting in unique, non-replicable designs that flow seamlessly from the exterior to the interior of each piece. These patterns can range from fluid, cloud-like motifs to intricate, hair-thin details.
Cenotaph
An emerging Chinese handcraft artist specializing in Brutalist sculpture and experimental spatial design. Based in Jingdezhen - China's ceramic capital, this Shandong University of Art and Design graduate reimagines traditional craftsmanship through deconstructed geometries and chaotic visual narratives.