Cut from dark matter. Fired into form.

The Black Series

The Black Series is raw before it is refined — volcanic, dense, unapologetically tactile. Where other ceramics soften, these hold their edge. Five patterns pressed into deep clay, each one a study in contrast between hand and surface.

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Shaped from the earth, finished in light.

The Beige Series

The Beige Series draws from warm desert clay — sun-bleached dunes, dry riverbeds, the quiet weight of natural stone. Each cup carries the unhurried texture of something found, not manufactured. Five patterns, four sizes, one unbroken thread of warmth.

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Two walls. One ritual.

Insulated Cup Series

The insulated cups are where structure earns its keep — a double-layered clay shell that holds heat in and keeps your hand cool, without sacrificing anything in feel. Coral and Weave patterns, 3D-printed and hand-finished, built for the drink you don't want to rush.

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01 - Vases
02 - Petit
03 - Forte
04 - The Beige Series
Vases

Vases

Vessels — Shaped from Clay

Each vase is 3D printed from natural clay and hand-finished in our Berlin atelier. Two distinct lines, one shared material.

Marina is built around a precisely twisted profile — a continuous spiral tension that runs from base to rim, catching light differently from every angle. Available in a round and square cross-section, each finished with layered hand-sprayed glazes that deepen the ridges and shift with the light.

Dune is left as it comes. Its surface is shaped by slow, wave-like undulations — a compression pattern that references geological strata. No glaze, no finish. Just the raw clay body, unaltered, in its natural colour.

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Petit

Petit

The Espresso Edit


Petit is a condensed expression of The Loom Lab's signature textures, brought down to espresso scale. Small in form, considered in every detail — each cup holds 70ml and is 3D printed in clay, hand-finished and made for the pause between moments. Available in black stoneware with glazed interiors in Black, Havana, and Ferra, or in speckled beige stoneware with Creme, Havana, and Ferra finishes. Five textures, two clay bodies, one ritual.

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Forte

Forte

The Big Grip

Forte was made for hands that need room. At 500ml, it's the largest cup in The Loom Lab's range — wide enough to wrap both hands around, substantial enough to feel intentional. Each cup is 3D printed in clay and hand-finished, with a tactile surface that gives a confident, secure hold from the first sip to the last. Available in black stoneware with glazed interiors in Black, Havana, and Ferra, or in speckled beige stoneware with Creme, Havana, and Ferra finishes. Five textures, two clay bodies, one cup that finally fits.

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The Beige Series

The Beige Series

Shaped from the earth, finished in light.

The Beige Series draws from warm desert clay — sun-bleached dunes, dry riverbeds, the quiet weight of natural stone. Each cup carries the unhurried texture of something found, not manufactured. Five patterns, four sizes, one unbroken thread of warmth.

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3d Printed clay
Design Philosophy

3D printed clay isn’t just a trend; it’s a design philosophy. It combines digital precision with raw material to rethink everyday objects. At The Loom Lab, we’re proud to be part of this growing movement—crafting elements that celebrate motion, innovation, and meaning.

So next time you sip from one of our pieces, you’re holding not just clay, but code, craft, and a little magic.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Products

Where to find us?

We are located at Atelier Ueberm Keller, Berlin.

Are your products microwave and dishwasher safe?

Many of our ceramics are both microwave and dishwasher safe, but we recommend hand washing to preserve the longevity and vibrancy of the glazes.

How should I care for my ceramic pieces?

Our 3D-printed clay pieces are made with care, and they thrive when treated the same way. Here’s how to keep them looking and feeling their best:

  • A gentle rinse with warm water and mild soap is all they need. While some are dishwasher safe, hand washing helps preserve the surface and glaze.
  • Let your pieces come to room temperature naturally, and avoid moving them directly from the fridge to hot environments (like the microwave).
  • Most of our pieces are microwave-safe for short, low-heat use, but avoid overheating or rapid temperature shifts.
  • These are modern heirlooms, not cookware.
  • Textured or irregular forms deserve a little space—avoid stacking tightly to prevent chips.
How are your ceramics made?

Our ceramics are crafted using a blend of tradition and technology. Each piece begins with natural clay, then is shaped layer by layer through 3D clay printing—a precise, modern technique that allows us to create unique forms and intricate textures not possible by hand alone.

Once printed, every piece is refined by hand, dried slowly, and then fired at high temperatures to ensure strength and durability. Many are finished with hand-applied glazes that highlight the raw beauty of the clay beneath.

It’s a process that merges digital design with the timeless art of ceramics—every object holds both innovation and soul.

What should I do if my item arrives damaged?

While we take great care in packaging our products, occasionally damage can occur during shipping. If your item arrives damaged, please contact us within 7 days of receiving your order.

Where can I see your products in person?

We don’t have a physical shop just yet, but you’re welcome to visit our atelier by appointment. We also pop up at local design and craft markets from time to time.

For the latest updates on where to find us, check out our Instagram posts and stories—we always announce upcoming events and open studio days there.