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A little more space to breathe.

Breath Ceramics grew from the feeling I carry with me after spending time immersed in the landscapes of Western Australia — a feeling of stillness, space and being present.

 

That feeling finds its way into my work through considered forms, earthy tones and tactile surfaces. Each piece is made as a gentle reminder of that feeling — an invitation to pause, reconnect and find a little more stillness within the everyday.

 

Rooted in my Singaporean heritage and shaped by life in Western Australia, Breath Ceramics creates thoughtful ceramics and jewellery to be worn, used and treasured over time.

 

Objects that make space to breathe.

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SHOP THE COLLECTION

Small pieces with a quiet presence.

Handcrafted ceramic jewellery designed to be worn close to the body as a tactile reminder carry a little stillness with you.

Handcrafted ceramic wares designed for slow mornings and shared moments.

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Essential Items

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Our 
Philosophy

We believe in

- Creating space.

- Reconnecting with nature.

- Embracing the handmade.

- Choosing with intention.

- Cherishing what matters.

- Living a little slower.

Perth Workshops

COMING SOON

From the Journal.

A quiet corner of Breath Ceramics for stories, inspiration and things that make us pause.

Come inside the studio, wander through the colours and textures of the Australian landscape, and join me in exploring the slower, more meaningful moments of everyday life.

 

Take a moment. Stay awhile.

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Something personal.

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What it says. 

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We are so much more than us.

Stay a little longer.

Come along for quiet moments, new pieces and stories from Breath Ceramics. ​ Receive occasional notes from the studio — inspiration from the Australian landscape, behind-the-scenes glimpses, new collections and simple reminders to slow down and savour the everyday.   No noise. Just a little something to look forward to.

Image by Rod Long
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