You have met the legend
Ten more.
They want a word.
All thrown by hand in Hulst. All with something to confess. Walk on.



A jug, as the name honestly suggests.


A small jar. Honest on both sides.



The cookie jar with a face. The less said about the nose, the better.


Looks like a cup from here. Look inside.


A lidded jar. The lid lifts. That is all we will say.



A perfectly well-behaved teacup. From this angle.



The family gene, expressed at full width.


An octopus with a job. The pour, for the record, is perfect.



A jug for pouring. The spout speaks for itself.

A vase in two parts. Interpret them at your leisure.
The whole house, at a glance
Five years of ceramics for Europe's Michelin tables with his studio, Platez. Then the pots grew anatomy. Every piece in this house is thrown, sculpted and fired by his hands in Hulst.
Seven years of websites, apps and automations under his own name. This experience combines the leading edge of both arts: handmade and digital. And this is just the sketch.
We got more.
Off the walk: plates, vases, whatever else the kiln volunteers. Same wheel, same hands. Thrown in Hulst by Steven Huijgens.
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