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My stand at the Bkerzay Pottery Fair featuring the Wildflower Vases adorned with seasonal flowers, the Shell Bowl favourites, the Sunset Boxes and bowls, and a variety of my speckled pitchers and mugs. 💗

It was a pleasure meeting you all and sharing my pieces live with you!! 🥰 Hope to see you at the next fairs and in the meantime I have a lot to share with you ✨️

Cheers to everyone who is with me on this journey, to you, to love, and to the passion of what we love 💓

After last year's fair was postponed due to the unfolding events, I was wondering if the Bkerzay Pottery fair would take place this year. Thankfully it did and here I was at my first fair.

A lot of preparation went into it on all sides and I feel joyful to have been there. I am thankful to have met lovely potters who share the same passion. It was enriching to show my work to new faces who appreciate pottery and to receive their valuable feedback. Knowing that my work resonated with them creates a joy in my heart, a joy that I offer to all those who supported me and still do from friends and colleagues in particular those who made it all the way to Bkerzay to show their love, my beloved teachers especially Nathalie Khayyat and Graham Stevenson, and my dear family especially my sister who accompanied me to the fair and was by my side. After my doubts about participating, I am truly glad I did so.

Thank you Maha and Zeina and the entire Bkerzay team for pulling it together and reviving a cultural event that spreads so much hope.

Always preparing new things for you ✨️ A warm hello to the precious ones who are sticking around and the newbies who are just discovering what this account is about 🔎🦋
This is me, Rita Kettaneh. I'm the one behind all the products you see. I love ceramics and I hope we can share this passion together through ideas, moments, and new pieces 💗

The new collection under the spotlight ✨️

Inspired by the birth of the wildflowers from the elements of water, earth, wind, and fire, these ceramic vases which I have handmade have been through a journey of making and discovery until they are finally ready to be photographed and enjoyed. Which vase is your element?💧🔥🌬🍃 Find out in the stories!

Get your vase with code WILD10 for 10% off this week.

My "Birth of the Wildflower" vases are finally LIVE! The Earth Vase, Fire Vase, Wind, and Water Vases are now all available on my site, in very limited quantities. Check them out and reserve yours. More info in the comments.

The Earth Vase, the fourth and last of the Wildflower vase series. Launching on my website this week. 🗓✨️

The wildflower has sprouted from within the earth, and continues to extend from it groundedness, abundance and fertility.

Presenting to you the third vase in the series, The Wind Vase. Available soon 🌬

Born from the wind element, this wildflower has slowly drifted into existence, taking on the wind qualities of freedom and movement.

Incredibly grateful for the beautiful and lively photos of the Green Stone Espresso I received from Mayassa, and I am even more so for the gentle message she wrote. 📬💕✒️

"There’s something incredibly intimate about this cup — you can feel the artist’s touch in every smooth curve and the thoughtful, unexpected twist of the handle. It’s as if it was sculpted with quiet intention, not just made. The colour? A stunning teal-olive green I’ve never seen before in pottery — earthy, rich, and quietly mesmerising. This isn’t just a cup, it’s a small, soulful piece of art that elevates every sip. I personally loved it so much, I had to get one for myself and one for my dearest sister who lives far away. Now, even with oceans between us, we share our morning coffee in the same cup — and in that moment, we feel a little closer. It’s more than ceramic — it’s an artistic connection, crafted with heart."

The Water Vase is inspired by the wildflower's creation from the water element. Water symbolises purity and life, and its qualities are emotion and sensitivity.

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