The world of ceramics is brimming with talented artists, and Black creators are leaving their unique mark on the craft.
From functional mugs to stunning sculptures, Black owned ceramics businesses offer a range of beautiful pieces that elevate your space.
Whether you’re searching for a distinctive gift or want to add a touch of artistry to your home, look no further! Dive into our guide to discover some incredible Black-owned ceramics businesses you should know.
Black Owned Ceramics Businesses
Kera Clay
Virginia Felix is a ceramicist born and bred in Brooklyn, New York exploring the dichotomy between function and form. She designs decorative and sculptural vessels using the unpredictability of clay. Her work ranges from tableware and lighting to creative projects.
The Coy Collection
The Coy Collection is a brand of ceramic tableware designed by artist Sequoyah Johnson. Her collection focuses on bringing joy to everyday rituals through unique, handcrafted pieces.
Ekua Ceramics
Sara Ekua Todd is a ceramic artist raised in Belgium and now based in Los Angeles. Her functional clayware exhibits a reverence for shape and surface — and is often bursting with juicy color.
Claude Home
Claude Home is a design gallery that curates and sells unique furniture and home decor. The company was founded in 2018 by Maggie Holladay, a former fashion stylist with an eye for design.
Malene Djenaba Barnett
Malene Djenaba cement tiles, which blend contemporary art with traditional craftsmanship, epitomize this vision, adding a sophisticated touch to any space.
Sio Ceramics
Sio Ceramics is a ceramics studio based in Washington, D.C. They create handcrafted small-batch ceramic art that ranges in function and use, from wearable pieces to functional pottery.
Utility Objects Ceramics
Porcelain Sneakerhead
Porcelain Sneakerhead is the artistic creation of ceramicist London James. She handcrafts incredibly detailed ceramic sneakers, bringing the world of kicks into a unique and long-lasting art form.
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