● Ceramics
Kelly Begiazi · Barcelona
Kelly Begiazi is a Greek artist, crafter, multidisciplinary designer, and architect based in Barcelona. Her interdisciplinary practice moves between art, craftsmanship, and design, exploring the space where these disciplines meet.
Her practice is guided by intuition and a belief that objects are never neutral, but rather active participants in our lives. By blending traditional techniques with spontaneous gestures, she creates pieces that celebrate the essential and the imperfect.
Handbuilt in stoneware, this organic-shaped tray dish is made by Kelly Begiazi in Barcelona. Finished in a rich, dark honey glaze, the piece features a textured rim and is raised on small, rounded feet that lift its form. Its elongated, irregular silhouette reflects a slow and considered making process, capturing a grounded and raw character. Designed for daily rituals, it serves as a tactile resting place for meaningful objects, bringing a sense of warmth and continuity to everyday spaces.
Handbuilt in stoneware, this lidded jewellery box is crafted by Kelly Begiazi in Barcelona. Finished in warm, earthy brown tones, the surface carries subtle variations giving the piece a rich and tactile presence. Raised on small rounded feet and topped with a sculptural lid, its form balances function with a quiet sense of play. Designed to hold small, meaningful objects, it brings a grounded and characterful presence to everyday spaces.
Handbuilt in stoneware, this trinket dish is made by Kelly Begiazi in Barcelona. Finished in a rich, dark honey glaze, the piece combines an organic, irregular form with a textured rim. Designed for small daily rituals, it serves as a tactile resting place for jewellery or cherished objects, bringing a sense of warmth and grounded character to everyday spaces.
Glossy Earth is handbuilt by Kelly Begiazi in Barcelona. A stoneware frame finished in a dark honey glaze showcases a wild clay piece sourced from the city, fired at 1250°. The high firing reveals a rare chemical composition found in local wild clays, creating transparent, glossy, and luminous colours and textures. A unique piece that invites appreciation of the land as it is, and of the hidden qualities it holds.
Rough Earth is handbuilt by Kelly Begiazi in Barcelona. A stoneware frame finished in a dark honey glaze showcases a wild clay piece sourced from the city, fired at 1250°. The high firing transforms the urban clay into a rough, textured surface rich in variation, creating a unique result. An invitation to appreciate the soil that holds us, framing it as we would any work of art.