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Book Boyfriends Collection
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Handmade ceramics
Characters born from porcelain
Unique characters, handcrafted one at a time and a method designed to teach you how to bring your own to life.
Unique pieces
Each piece, one of a kind
Each character is created one at a time, entirely by hand, with its own details, little differences, and plenty of personality.
The pieces arrive on the website in special collections and small quantities, always ready to ship and even when a character makes a comeback, it will never be exactly the same as the one before. After all, handmade pieces don’t come with Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V 😂
Collection launched!
The collection is available for purchase! Limited quantities! ❤️
Book Boyfriends
And the next collection is already coming to life in the studio! I’ll be revealing the next theme here soon!
How it's made
From sketch to finished piece
A visual overview of the journey each piece takes through the studio.
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Sketch
The character first comes to life on paper or with the help of AI. You don’t need to know how to draw — you just need to be able to visualize the initial idea.
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Base
We begin forming the mug using Ceramigeek’s official plaster mold. (Illustrative image)
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Sculpting
After unmolding the base, we begin bringing the character to life: sculpting the face, adding the arms, and all the details that transform the original idea into a one-of-a-kind piece. (Illustrative image)
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Drying
The drying stage can vary depending on the humidity of the environment, but on average, we allow around 7 days for the piece to dry completely before moving on to the next stage. (Illustrative image)
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Polishing
After drying, we begin polishing the piece, refining rougher details, smoothing the surface, and correcting small imperfections. (Illustrative image)
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Bisque Firing
After polishing, the piece goes through its first firing, known as the bisque firing. This is the stage where the piece gains strength and structure, although it is not yet finished. (Illustrative image)
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Glazing
Once the piece has been bisque-fired, we apply the glazes that give every detail of the character its colour and shine. (Illustrative image)
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High-temperature firing
The last firing, at high temperature, melts the glaze and gives the porcelain its strength and translucency: the piece is finished. (Illustrative image)
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Ceramigeek Academy
What if you could make your own?
Over the years I worked out my own way of combining coloured porcelain, plaster moulds and hand sculpting. Today I share that process to help other people turn their own ideas into handmade characters.
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Behind Ceramigeek
Hi, I'm Nathy :)
Ceramicist, sculptor, and the person behind every one of these characters. Ceramigeek came out of two things that were always part of me: making things with my hands, and being a little bit of a geek. :) Nathy — Ceramigeek
Straight from the studio
Ideas, porcelain and a bit of creative mess.
A glimpse behind the scenes at Ceramigeek. Characters taking shape, new colours being tested, and everything that happens before a piece reaches you.
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From the geek world to the real world.
Where would you like to start?
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