Over the past few years, many of you joined us for our set workshops - breakfast sets, matcha sets, small tableware pieces made over a single session.
This year, we wanted to slow things down a little.
Our 5-session tableware course is a more in-depth introduction to wheelthrowing, where you’ll learn the foundations of working on the wheel - centering clay, pulling forms, trimming, and glazing your own wares.
Instead of making a single set, you’ll gradually build a small collection of everyday pieces shaped by your own hands.
All materials, firing, and your own tool set are included.
If you’d like to join us, send us a DM 🌿
*if you’re still keen on one-off experiences, group bookings are available through DMs too <3
Where Things Live 器之所在
Ken Lu - Closing Time
It feels a little strange writing this.
The weekend has just passed, but somehow it already feels distant
like something we’re remembering from a while ago, even though it was only yesterday.
Thank you, Ken @kenlu999 for trusting us with your work, and for letting us share not just the pieces, but a glimpse into how you think, make, and live with them.
And to @inner.teahouse thank you for saying yes to this with us.
Foodstuff isn’t something we’re used to, and we’re not always the kind to sit quietly over tea, but this felt… right.
A slower way of experiencing the works, and a reminder of why they exist in the first place.
To everyone who came by -
thank you for spending time with the works, for trying the menu Jane so thoughtfully put together, and for bringing a piece of Ken’s practice home with you.
We hope they settle into your daily meals, your small routines, and add a little colour, quietly, over time.
This was the first of the series.
We’re looking forward to what comes next.
Where Things Live 器之所在
with Ken Lu
Spent some time with Ken in his studio last week.
He moves between pieces really quickly, stacking, unstacking,
picking things up and passing them over.
He talks about them very casually, many times with a wide smile on his face but you can tell he knows exactly what he’s doing.
Some sneaks of what’s coming,
the colourful polka dots,
a black and white series,
and a small batch of woodfired pieces.
Next week, you will be able to experience using them while trying our special menu of cold brew tea and snacks at @inner.teahouse
, and available for purchase for you to bring home a little piece of his practise.
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1 to 3 May 2026
Artisan Solo Showcase at @inner.teahouse
87B Keong Saik Road, Level 3
Day 1 (1 May)
10am to 9pm
Artist in Attendance (RSVP fully booked): 10am to 11am
Day 2 and 3 (2 to 3 May)
11am to 7pm
(ONLY FOR 3 DAYS) Inside SG’s most aesthetic tea house 🍵 a 3-day artisan ceramics showcase featuring works by @kenlu999 , presented by UN Studio @un____studio in collaboration with @inner.teahouse — with tea cocktails and the cutest tiramisu balls (yes, better than Dubai chewy cookies 👀) all in a calm minimalist space tucked away from Chinatown ✨
📅 1–3 May 2026
⏰ 1 May: 10am–9pm | 2–3 May: 11am–7pm
Walks-in are welcome
#sgfoodie #bakeneatdiary #innerteahouse #unstudio #sgteahouse
A special thank you to @un____studio and @kenlu999 for bringing these beautiful pieces into our teahouse.
Good objects have a quiet way of bringing joy.
Playful dots of color scatter across each surface, like small moments of light in everyday life.
Each piece carries its own sense of warmth and happiness.
Inspired by this gentle joy, we’ve created a May Special Menu.
Three tea creations and three tiramisu flavors —
each can be enjoyed on its own, or paired freely based on your mood.
A small way to share this sense of happiness with you.
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🔴 Red dot 01
Drink: Apple Da Hong Pao (大红袍)
Dessert: Raspberry Tiramisu Balls
🔵 Blue dot 02
Drink: Coconut Cold Brew Zhangping Shui Xian (漳平水仙) with Milk Foam
Dessert: Cocoa Tiramisu Balls
🟢 Green dot 03
Drink: Preserved Plum Roasted Tie Guan Yin (铁观音)
Dessert: Matcha Tiramisu Balls
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We are also introducing a new oolong — Zhangping Shui Xian (漳平水仙), available in-store from 1 May.
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Come by to explore the pieces,
and perhaps find the color that speaks to you today.
1–3 May 2026
No reservations (except Artist Talk on 1 May, 10–11am).
Walk-ins welcome.
87B Keong Saik Road (3F), S089170
器之所在 — Where Things Live
with Ken Lu
We’ve shared the film here in 8 parts.
Each one holds a small moment from the studio,
the pace, the repetition, the everyday that shapes the work.
If you’d prefer to watch it in full,
the uncut feature film is on our YouTube.
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Watch the full video on our YouTube channel, linked in bio.
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1 to 3 May 2026
Artisan Solo Showcase at @inner.teahouse
87B Keong Saik Road, Level 3
Day 1 (1 May)
10am to 9pm
Artist in Attendance (RSVP via DMs): 10am to 11am
Day 2 and 3 (2 to 3 May)
11am to 7pm
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Filming support @insearchofblues
器之所在 - Where Things Live
with Ken Lu
We started out wanting to film process.
But as we spent time in Ken’s studio, it felt like that wasn’t quite the point.
It was more about how he works day to day,
the pace, the repetition, the small habits that shape the things he makes.
So this became less about documenting how something is made,
and more about getting to know the maker behind them.
Because when you bring something home, a bowl or a cup,
it doesn’t stay as just an object.
Over time, it carries a bit of the makers too.
And this is what we hope to bring into the space at @inner.teahouse
a chance to spend time with the works and the maker behind them.
Watch the full video on our YouTube channel, linked in bio.
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1 to 3 May 2026
Artisan Solo Showcase at @inner.teahouse
87B Keong Saik Road, Level 3
Day 1 (1 May)
10am to 9pm
Artist in Attendance (RSVP via DMs): 10am to 11am
Day 2 and 3 (2 to 3 May)
11am to 7pm
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Filming support @insearchofblues
Where Things Live 器之所在
An Artisan Feature Series
We’re quietly beginning something new.
Where Things Live is shaped around a simple thought, that objects are not meant to sit still, but to be held, used, and lived with. Over time, they gather meaning through the rhythms of everyday life. A cup lifted each morning, a plate passed across the table, a moment shared and remembered.
For our first chapter, we are honoured to present works by @kenlu999
Rather than placing these pieces on pedestals, we wanted to return them to a space that feels closer to home. A place where they can be seen as they are meant to be. In use, in context, in quiet conversation with the people around them.
This is also why we’re grateful to be working alongside @inner.teahouse
Their space carries a certain stillness and warmth, one that mirrors the way we hope these works will be experienced, slowly, intimately, and without rush.
Jane of @inner.teahouse will be curating a small menu of tea and snacks created in dialogue with the wares themselves for the show. More on this soon.
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1 - 3 May 2026
Inner Tea House
87B Keong Saik Road, Level 3
Day 1 (1 May)
10am to 9pm
Artist in Attendance (RSVP): 10am to 11am
RSVP details will be shared over the weekend.
Day 2 & 3 (2–3 May)
11am to 7pm
You’re welcome to walk in and spend some time with the works throughout the rest of the show.
