Welcome to Katja Seaton Ceramics, where each hand-built ceramic vessel, vase, and sphere is crafted with patience and precision. Using traditional coiling techniques and intricate piped decoration, Katja creates unique, sculptural ceramics that explore themes of nature, storytelling, and overlooked lives.
A coiled vase entwined with sculpted grass conceals tiny beetles, reflecting ideas of connection and resilience. A floral sphere, covered in delicately piped blossoms, captures the fleeting beauty of a moment. From the unglazed simplicity of the Empty Vessels series to richly textured botanical forms, each piece is made to be seen up close, where its details reveal themselves over time.
These works sit between fine art ceramics and high-end interior pieces, offering something distinctive for collectors, galleries, and designers.
Each piece is shaped by a love of materials, texture, and process. The contrast between smooth, unglazed clay and finely piped surface details makes these ceramics as tactile as they are visual. Whether a sculptural vessel, a decorative bowl, or a collectable sphere, every work is carefully built by hand, ensuring no two are ever the same.
Inspired by the quiet beauty of the natural world, these ceramics bring a sense of depth and presence to any setting. A vase might echo the movement of a plant stem, while a sphere covered in layered floral forms invites closer inspection.
For those looking for thoughtful, meticulously crafted ceramics, whether as a collector, curator, or interior designer, this collection offers work that is both striking and considered.