
Studio Notes
Welcome to Mervys Atelier
A quiet corner for handmade work, slow processes, and pieces made with intention. Here is how this studio came to life.
July 28, 2026

Mervys Atelier
A small studio collection of handmade ceramics, jewelry, and home pieces crafted with patience and intention.
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A hand-crocheted mesh beach cap in dusty rose, finished with subtle sequins that catch the light. Airy, lightweight and breathable — made for warm days by the sea. Handmade in small batches. Each cap is worked stitch by stitch, so slight variations are part of its character. • Hand-crocheted mesh • Dusty rose with sequin detail • Lightweight and breathable • One size, gently stretchy Care: hand wash cold, reshape and dry flat.
TRY 22.00

A handmade ceramic tealight holder with a small perched bird, glazed in deep emerald green. Doubles as an oil burner — warm light and quiet scent in one piece. Wheel-shaped and glazed by hand, then fired in small batches. • Handmade stoneware ceramic • Emerald green glaze • Works as tealight holder or oil burner • Bird detail sculpted by hand Care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. Not dishwasher safe.
TRY 49.90

A glazed teal ceramic ring dish, made to keep rings and small jewellery safe by the sink or on a bedside table. Hand-shaped with a softly raised edge, then glazed and fired by hand. • Handmade ceramic • Teal glaze • Compact jewellery tray • Soft raised rim Care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. Not dishwasher safe.
TRY 74.00

A teal green ceramic taper candle holder with a hand-sculpted spiral handle. Sturdy, tactile and made for slow evenings. Each holder is shaped, glazed and fired individually. • Handmade ceramic • Teal green glaze • Sculpted spiral handle • Fits standard taper candles Care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. Never leave a burning candle unattended.
TRY 54.00

A handmade ceramic candlestick with a sculpted spiral form, glazed in soft turquoise. Made for standard taper candles and steady enough for everyday use. Each piece is shaped, glazed and fired by hand, so colour depth varies slightly between pieces. • Handmade ceramic • Turquoise glaze • Fits standard taper candles • Sculpted spiral detail Care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. Never leave a burning candle unattended.
TRY 44.90

A handmade ceramic plate with a vintage playing card motif. A small, characterful piece for a shelf, entryway tray or gallery wall. Shaped and finished by hand, with subtle marks from the making process. • Handmade ceramic • Vintage playing card design • Decorative plate • Small batch, one of a kind Care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. Decorative use.
TRY 54.00

A handmade ceramic plate with real lace pressed into the clay, leaving a delicate rustic texture. Lovely as wall decor or as a resting place for small everyday objects. Each impression is unique to the piece of lace used, so no two plates are identical. • Handmade ceramic • Lace-pressed texture • Rustic cottagecore look • Wall decor or trinket plate Care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. Decorative use.
TRY 74.90

A handmade ceramic candle holder shaped as a small turtle — a calm, coastal piece for a bathroom shelf, spa corner or bedside table. Sculpted and glazed by hand, fired in small batches. • Handmade ceramic • Sculpted turtle form • Coastal, spa-like feel • Fits standard tealights Care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. Never leave a burning candle unattended.
TRY 69.00

Every piece is shaped, finished, and inspected by hand.

No mass production. Small batches made with attention to detail.

Natural, durable materials chosen for how they age and feel.

About
Mervys Atelier is a one-person studio built around slow, intentional making. Each piece starts with a careful choice of material and ends with a final inspection by hand.
The collection includes ceramics, jewelry, and small home objects designed to be lived with. Nothing is mass-produced; every batch is small, and every object carries subtle differences that make it unique.
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Studio Notes
A quiet corner for handmade work, slow processes, and pieces made with intention. Here is how this studio came to life.
July 28, 2026

Process
Why I believe the best pieces take time, and how patience becomes part of the final object.
July 25, 2026

Care Guide
Simple tips to help your ceramics, jewelry, and textiles age beautifully over the years.
July 20, 2026