Crafted by Mojca Vidmar | Studio Roka Atelier, Zürich
A study of contrast: a simple, quiet form holding a fluid, moving swirl.
I love to repurpose mixed materials and let them show their final colors only in their final stage. Thrown on the potter's wheel, this piece captures a single moment where my hands guided the clay. Because the pattern forms organically during the throwing process, no two pieces carry the exact same swirl or character. They are a deeply haptic experience—intentional, tactile, and entirely unique. The subtle tones of earth and rust bring a quiet elegance to the dark stoneware.
This piece brings an edgy, architectural contrast to your space. The tension between the rigid, geometric lines of the silhouette and the fluid, organic movement of the mixed clay creates an unexpected energy. It feels more like a modern structure than a traditional ceramic vessel.
I love this piece for highly minimalist, structural plants—a single bold leaf, angular branches, or dried seed pods. Left empty, its sharp angles and raw texture lend a minimalist, slightly brutalist flair to any room.
Dimensions: Height: 19 cm | Diameter: 8 cm
Craftsmanship: Hand-thrown mixed-clay stoneware (100% one-of-a-kind artwork)
Design & Form: Faceted, double-tiered geometric silhouette with raw textured surface
Finish: Raw, tactile unglazed exterior with repurposed earth and rust clay tones
Origin: Handmade in Studio Roka atelier in Zürich
Best For: Brutalist & architectural interior styling, statement mantelpiece art, single bold leaves, and dry botanical displays
Crafted by Mojca Vidmar | Studio Roka Atelier, Zürich
A study of contrast: a simple, quiet form holding a fluid, moving swirl.
I love to repurpose mixed materials and let them show their final colors only in their final stage. Thrown on the potter's wheel, this piece captures a single moment where my hands guided the clay. Because the pattern forms organically during the throwing process, no two pieces carry the exact same swirl or character. They are a deeply haptic experience—intentional, tactile, and entirely unique. The subtle tones of earth and rust bring a quiet elegance to the dark stoneware.
This piece brings an edgy, architectural contrast to your space. The tension between the rigid, geometric lines of the silhouette and the fluid, organic movement of the mixed clay creates an unexpected energy. It feels more like a modern structure than a traditional ceramic vessel.
I love this piece for highly minimalist, structural plants—a single bold leaf, angular branches, or dried seed pods. Left empty, its sharp angles and raw texture lend a minimalist, slightly brutalist flair to any room.
Dimensions: Height: 19 cm | Diameter: 8 cm
Craftsmanship: Hand-thrown mixed-clay stoneware (100% one-of-a-kind artwork)
Design & Form: Faceted, double-tiered geometric silhouette with raw textured surface
Finish: Raw, tactile unglazed exterior with repurposed earth and rust clay tones
Origin: Handmade in Studio Roka atelier in Zürich
Best For: Brutalist & architectural interior styling, statement mantelpiece art, single bold leaves, and dry botanical displays
