Recent Projects
Explore our past work - from exhibition pieces to business collaborations. Each project tells a story of creativity and craftsmanship. We'd love to create the next chapter with you.
Composition Ceramix
Automorphia, Israel, 2025.
This installation was created for an exhibition at the Jerusalem Museum for Science.
Hundreds of ceramic discs are suspended from the ceiling, each formed from a combination of porcelain and stoneware. During the firing process, the materials react to one another, generating organic and unpredictable forms.
The work invites viewers to stand beneath it, evoking the sensation of sunlight filtering through the leaves of a tree. It explores the dialogue between control and chance, material and transformation.
New Haven
Jerusalem Design Week 2023
Created for Jerusalem Design Week, this project invites viewers to encounter Hansen House from a new perspective. Once known as “the lepers’ house,” the building was long surrounded by mystery and rumor, set apart as a place of the unknown.
Through a series of ceramic postcards and reworked archival photographs, the project reimagines the site and brings its hidden stories to light. Digitally altered images are printed on thin clay sheets, merging fragile material with disrupted visuals to evoke an imagined reality, one that opens a space for reflection and renewed connection.
HandS X TYO
Tel Aviv 2024-5
TYO’s ceramic tableware collection was specially designed for the restaurant, inspired by the cultural world and culinary style of its chef, Yama San. The pieces reflect the restaurant’s rich identity, a refined Japanese cuisine with a contemporary interpretation and an urban presence. They embody a delicate balance between Japanese tradition and modern elements, expressed through a high level of craftsmanship and aesthetics.
Glaze Research
Glazes are at the core of every ceramic practice, and for many ceramicists, developing a personal glaze palette is an essential part of their work. Driven by an ongoing curiosity about the science behind the material, we develop all of our glaze recipes in-house. Through continuous testing and experimentation, we explore the relationships between raw materials, firing processes, and surface results- allowing each glaze to emerge as both a technical and expressive element within our work.
Engel 9
Tel Aviv, 2022
A ceramic tile restoration project for a preserved building in central Tel Aviv. As part of the process, we carefully recreated tiles for the building’s façade, working in dialogue with its original material language and historical context.
It is especially meaningful to see our tiles integrated into the front of a Tel Aviv building, becoming part of the city’s architectural fabric while contributing to its ongoing preservation.
HandS x Eden Gallery
A handmade ceramic incense burner, designed, developed, and produced for a large-scale event by Eden Gallery in Dubai.
Created in close dialogue with the client, this unique object reflects our studio's signature textured language. The ceramic form takes on a raw, stone-like quality, resembling a small, rugged rock. Integrated grooves within the object are designed to hold a delicate brushed stainless steel plate, which serves as a surface for collecting incense ash.
The piece is presented as part of a custom set, accompanied by handmade incense, completing a thoughtful and material-driven composition.
