Adrián Martínez - Taller Bichuga Bigu

Beautifully handcrafted, each piece is made using a Raku technique which uses hair in the burning process and which results in this stunning unique and un-calculated root-like texture.

Beautifully handcrafted, each piece is made using a Raku technique which uses hair in the burning process and which results in this stunning unique and un-calculated root-like texture.

Beautifully handcrafted, each piece is made using a Raku technique which uses hair in the burning process and which results in this stunning unique and un-calculated root-like texture.

The bat doesn't frighten. It protects.Adrián Martínez Alarzón sculpts each Pollinator Bat by hand in Oaxaca, tinting the clay with natural dyes made from local plants and minerals. In Oaxacan tradition, the bat is a pollinator — essential to the...

The surface tells the whole story.Adrián Martínez Alarzón fires each Rooted Handmade Ceramic Mug using the Raku technique — burning organic material directly into the clay to create the salmon blush that settles into the surface. No two share the...

Some objects carry a world inside them. This one does.Adrián Martínez Alarzón sculpts each Guardian Chaneque by hand in Oaxaca, tinting the clay with natural dyes drawn from local plants and minerals. The Chaneque is a guardian spirit from Zapotec...

Fire, ash, and the ghost of hair — this is how Adrián Martínez Alarzón builds a surface.Each Rooted Plate is made using Raku, an ancient firing technique that burns organic material directly into the clay. The result is an eggshell...