Hand-Glazed
Each duck passes through three dips and a slow kiln cycle before it leaves the workshop.
Quacktory · Botanical Atelier
A duck pressed
in earth, leaf,
and glaze.
Six forms, one silhouette. Each piece is hand-glazed in olive, walnut, rust, and tan, then dried beside real foliage until the color stops behaving like paint. The result is a small ceramic animal that smells faintly of soil and refuses to look like a toy.
Walk the catalogBotanical Palette
Olive, walnut, rust, tan, leaf-green, and cream — six quiet colors mixed in-house.
Slow Made
A single batch takes six weeks. We never stock more than two hundred pieces at a time.
Scaled 4cm → 3m
From a keychain you can lose to a greenhouse piece you can sit on. One silhouette, six sizes.
The Collection · Vol. 04
Six sizes, six finishes.
Micro · Keychain
A pocket-sized duck for bag handles and zipper pulls, glazed matte olive.
€18Classic · The House Duck
Fifteen centimeters of warm walnut-brown, our most-photographed piece.
€42Designer · Vol. 04
Limited rust-terracotta edition, only two hundred numbered pieces per year.
€78Mega · Room Piece
Fifty centimeters of tan matte, with a leaf-vest prop. Sits on a shelf, not a shelf.
€240Forest · The Green
Deep forest green, our quietest glaze. Pairs with a single dried fern for scale.
€64Cream · Studio Sample
An uncolored prototype used to test every new mold before the palette is mixed.
€28The Size Ladder
From keychain to greenhouse.
4 cm
3 m