Palawan Pottery

Two ways of seeing home, also releasing Aug 19, 6 pm. 🌸🌊

One gentle and soft as balayong blooms; the other earthy and elemental, like Palawan’s wild terrain.

Limited on-hand pieces releasing August 19, 6PM.

Message us at release date & time to view the full catalog and get yours. See you soon. ✨

Made little by little over the past months, now, it’s finally ready to bloom. ❀

Introducing Fowliei, a collection of handmade sculptural katakuchis inspired by Paphiopedilum fowliei, a critically endangered lady slipper orchid found only in Palawan.

Drawing from the flower’s distinct shades of pink and green, each vessel is finished with a hand-sculpted and hand-painted orchid—no two quite ever alike.

Very limited pieces only.
Blooming August 19, 6PM.

Message us on the release date and time to see the full collection. See you soon. ✨

A new month, a little more time to discover the art of clay. ✨

Join us for our upcoming pottery classes at the studio. Whether you’d like to learn the potter’s wheel, try your hand at handbuilding, or paint your own matcha bowl, there’s always something new for you to explore.

Classes are kept small so you can take your time, get plenty of guidance, and simply enjoy the process of making.

Message us on IG or FB reserve your spot. 💌

📍Palawan Pottery
Sicsican, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan

Celebrate two years of Matcha Central with something made by you.🍵

Join us as Matcha Central celebrates its second anniversary with a special pottery painting session.

Paint your own handmade matcha bowl, enjoy your favorite drink, and create at your own pace. Whether it's your first time painting or you're simply curious to try something new, this guided session gives you the freedom to explore while receiving painting guidance along the way.

Your matcha bowl will be glaze-fired after the session, making it food-safe and ready for your next matcha ritual.

📍 The Matcha Central
Abanico Rd, San Pedro, Puerto Princesa
🗓 Aug 15 | 3–5 PM
💌 Message The MATCHA Central to reserve your slot.

Puerto Princesa's favorite ginger drink deserves a ritual of its own. 🌱🍵

Handmade for Hale Luya, this sip & share ceramic set was created for slow sips and warm gatherings, a celebration of the island's flavors lovingly held in clay. ✨

Some of the best things about a place are made by the people who call it home.

And spaces become all the more meaningful when they hold the stories of its people, art, and community.

May there always be room for local stories to be shared. ♡

Literature, made to be held. ✍️

Sharing some handpainted ceramics from the 19th Palihang Rogelio Sicat held in Puerto Princesa City.

This year, PRS 19 introduced Sanib-Sining, a collaboration between literary and visual art where fifteen writing fellows translated their poems and reflections into hand-painted ceramics.

It was an honor to guide this workshop and witness your words find a lasting home in clay. Thank you to all the fellows for trusting us with your stories. 🤍

Our students' first wheel-thrown and handbuilt pieces ✨

First bowls on the potter's wheel. First mugs shaped by hand. First time touching clay. Every piece tells the story of someone who opened themselves to trying something new.

Thank you for sharing the joy of clay at Palawan Pottery. Until next time! 🍃

Come make something with us this July. 🤍

Gather around the pottery wheel, meet fellow makers, and experience the joy of working with clay. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to reconnect with your creativity, our workshops offer a welcoming space to learn, create, and play.

Message us on IG or FB to reserve your slot. See you at the studio! ✨

📍Palawan Pottery
Sicsican, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan

A little late sharing these, but I really enjoyed creating these Cuyonon cups for 's beverage tasting menu: an experience woven around the stories, flavors, and beauty of Philippine forests.

These vessels accompany their modern sikwate featuring chocolate from Brooke’s Point, Palawan, crafted together with the land, farmers, and .

Each cup carries a Cuyonon word thoughtfully chosen by the LICK team. From there, I explored their meanings through hand-carved details and layered glazes.

Always grateful for collaborations that allow craft, place, and storytelling to meet. ☕🍃