Lizipot Manufactory is the ceramics workshop of industrial artist Liza Rózsavölgyi, where hand-formed utilitarian ceramics are made for both private individuals and fine dining restaurants. Thanks to its multi-member creative team, the workshop can produce both small series and larger-volume orders in parallel.
The collections are defined by a Japanese wabi-sabi approach, minimalism, and functionality. The focus of the work is the natural character of black, chamotte clay, and the making process is deliberately retained on the surfaces. Subtle asymmetries, hand-shaped details, stone-like chipped edges, and natural colours give the pieces their unique appearance—these are not decorative elements, but the imprints of the artisan process.
The high-fired ceramics are durable, designed for everyday use, and can be used in the dishwasher and microwave. Lizipot’s pieces represent both the raw honesty of craftsmanship and the needs of contemporary use.