Rituals don’t have to look sacred to be meaningful. They live in the small, repeated gestures that give rhythm to our days.Preparing...

Ceramics in Greek culture have never been mere objects. They’ve been storytellers, symbols of daily life, art forms, and sacred relics. For those of us working in clay today, that legacy still speaks probably subconsciously through every piece we make. In ancient times, ceramics were everywhere. Used for storing oil and wine, cooking, funerary rites, and religious offerings, they were an essential part of daily life. But they were never just utilitarian. Greek potters and pai