UK-based ceramist Jack Doherty works with the intense fusion of kiln heat, soda, and clay to produce unique porcelain. His pieces are distinguished by their faded color, bright luster, and one-of-a-kind, hand-beaten textures. He believes in the power of 'beautiful, functional everyday objects,' captivating many with his rustic yet refined creations. Simple, bold forms and a distinctive soda-fired surface are his signature.

Chilean-born French artist Carlos Anibal Penafiel creates delicate and original leather objects inspired by organic forms and silhouettes of the human body. In 1986, in collaboration with Pierre Cardin, he created leather shoes modeled after the human foot, inspired by René Magritte's surrealist paintings, and has since been widely loved for his collaborations with fashion brands.

French ceramist Mathilde Martin uses clay from the soil of Bourgogne that bestow peace and harmony upon a space, offering a warm sense of solace. Her works, which range from sculptural vases to elegant lighting objects, are known for their organic forms, rich textures, and subtle color palettes. Following her philosophy, 'Design guided by time, material, and hands,' she creates ceramics that showcase raw, delicate traces of the hand, uneven thickness, and a shifting luster that plays with the light.

Dutch artist Nuria Maria was born into an artistic family and naturally grew into her creative practice. Moving between Rotterdam and the quiet countryside, she continues her work with a steady focus. Her abstract paintings draw from weather, light, and seasonal shifts, translating these subtle changes into layered compositions. Through a calm observation of nature, she builds depth with color, leaving a refined and lasting impression on the canvas.