Touches
Vessels
Each piece is shaped twice — once by my hands, and once by the slow patience of fire.— From the studio
Tableware
About
Michal
I make slow, quiet objects for the small rituals of a day.
My work began at a kitchen table, with a block of clay and no particular plan. Years later, it has become a daily practice — throwing in the morning, trimming in the afternoon, walking in the garden between firings to gather the things that will sit beside the finished pieces.
I am drawn to imperfect symmetry, to the moment a glaze breaks over an edge, to the way a wildflower changes the meaning of a vessel. Every object I make is a small collaboration between the soil, the season, and my own slow hands.
The studio is in Tel Aviv. Pieces are made in small batches and almost never twice.
Say
hello
Write to me, or follow along from the studio.
Commissions open seasonally. Share a few words about what you're imagining — a vessel, a set, something for a particular room or ritual — and I'll write back within a few days.