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Bring a touch of the earth into your home with the stunning Grand Adama ceramic cup, handcrafted in Israel by Studio Botz. This Grand Adama Cup (12 x 10 x 10 cm) is an exquisite example of Studio Botz’s craft.
Handcrafted with a soft, marbled pattern that evokes the rich Israeli soil, this cup brings an organic elegance to any table setting. Its smooth curves and earthy colors make it ideal for both everyday use and display.
Perfect for those who appreciate artisan work, the Grand Adama Cup combines function with artistry, embodying the warmth and beauty of Israel in each piece.
Studio Botz, a boutique ceramic studio in Kfar Aviv, Israel, was founded by ceramic artist Hadas, who developed a passion for pottery from a young age.
Originally trained in architecture and interior design, Hadas returned to ceramics later in life, inspired by Israel’s natural landscapes. Her work reflects the colors and textures of the Holy Land, drawing from organic shapes and earthy tones.
Hadas focuses on crafting unique, handmade ceramics and also enjoys teaching pottery, sharing her love for the medium with others.
- Material: Handcrafted ceramic
- Size: 12 x 10 x 10 cm
- Design: Natural marbled earth tones, unique to each piece
Perfect for those who appreciate art, nature, and the authenticity of handmade items, the Grand Adama cup by Studio Botz adds an earthy elegance to your kitchen or table, connecting you to the artistry and landscapes of Israel.
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Meet the Producer
Studio Botz
Mud Studio is a boutique ceramic studio in Moshav, Kfar Aviv. Hadas XX owns it. Hadas is not only a ceramic artist but, first and foremost, a wife to Ido and a mom to Shaked and Omar.
Hadas began her creative journey as a young girl when she joined her mother at a pottery class. The experience left a lasting impression on the young girl, although she explored other areas of creativity following high school.
Hadas studied architecture and interior design and worked in the field for over a decade. Her return to ceramics was a happy coincidence. She gifted herself ceramics lessons for her 32nd birthday, and she immediately felt at home, and her passion for clay was reignited! She threw herself into learning ceramic techniques and exploring her creativity.
Following the joyful birth of her son Omar, Hadas took a courageous leap of faith and opened Mud Studio to pursue her dream of creating with clay. She draws her inspiration from the natural beauty of Israel. The trees surrounding her home inform her creative choices, and the objects she creates reflect the Holy Land.
Hadas is eager to share the beauty of ceramics. In addition to creating exquisite handmade, one-of-a-kind objects, she also loves to teach ceramics to others who, like her, are enchanted with the creativity of clay.
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