Dunbar Pottery brings wheel-made stoneware ceramics and functional art directly to homes and rooms across Paris. Rooted in the old English and Japanese folk craft tradition of Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada, the studio makes strong, handmade pottery built for daily kitchen use.
We throw every pot by foot on treadle wheels, and we mix our own raw clay and glazes before firing them in a gas reduction kiln. Whether you need custom kitchen pieces, handmade plates, or display custom pottery in Paris, you can buy online or send us a message to chat about your ideas anytime.
Buying real handmade pottery in Paris connects buyers to old studio habits. Potters Martin Peters and Ron Vallis bring long decades of training to their craft. Martin finished his studies at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, Cornwall in 1974. Ron learned his skills alongside John Reeve, Sally Michener, and Tam Irving at Vancouver School of Art.
Together, they honor the Japanese philosophy of Mingei, making simple, quiet, traditional, and useful shapes. High-fired stoneware items feature natural glaze coats such as celadon, nuka, temoku, and shino that give each piece rich surface details.
To explore more ceramic art for your home, browse our collection today.
Our studio offers distinct categories of handcrafted pottery in Paris made for everyday home use:
Explore our studio work to find useful ceramic art for your space. Shop handmade pottery to see ready-to-ship items, or get in touch today to discuss special projects.

You can order authentic handmade pottery in Paris directly online through the Dunbar Pottery shop for direct delivery to your home or space.
Dunbar Pottery crafts stoneware using traditional foot-powered treadle wheels, hand-mixed glazes, and a gas reduction firing for high-heat vitrification.
Yes, high-fired stoneware from Dunbar Pottery is completely vitrified, durable, and designed specifically for everyday meal preparation and serving. Our pots are food-safe and dishwasher-, microwave-, and freezer-proof.
Yes, clients seeking handcrafted pottery in Paris can contact Dunbar Pottery directly to request custom pottery pieces or specialized tableware sets.
Dunbar Pottery follows the Leach/Hamada tradition and Japanese Mingei folk art philosophy, focusing on useful, hand-thrown ceramic forms.
Dunbar Pottery
4058 West 27th Avenue, Vancouver, British Columbia V5V 2K3, Canada
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