Handmade ceramic lamps. Bespoke tiles. Clay wellness sessions. London.
"I look at a flower and become completely absorbed — how many petals, how many fronds. From that fixation, I put it into clay. The piece represents true presence and nature frozen in time."
Fishy Ceramics is the making practice of Isabel Kennedy — working from Studio Pottery London. Two lamp series in production. Bespoke tile commissions designed around one person's energy. Clay wellness sessions for individuals and groups.
The full portfolio lives at fishyceramics.com →
The Flowers series · Studio Pottery London · 2025
Each lamp is a handmade ceramic cylinder — designed to work as a table lamp, a ceiling pendant, or a modular piece that combines with others. Pick your flowers. Build your bouquet.
Flowers are a cornerstone of presence — something that promises life, energy, and beauty while reminding us of impermanence. Bottle brush, rose, chamomile — each hand-sculpted, each a moment held in clay.
Bottle brush · Rose · Chamomile · and moreAs a child, hours were spent in rockpools — almost escaping into the world below. The mystery of the ocean. The name Fishy is the name of the whole practice — and the ocean series is where it began.
Corals · Fish · Shells · Sea formsThe first lamps are arriving soon. Get in touch to be the first to know.
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Bespoke tile commission · 2025
Not a series. Not a collection. A single commission begins with getting to know one person — their star sign, numerology, the tarot archetypes that resonate, the objects and symbols that carry meaning.
From that, a master tile is hand-carved. Once it exists, you decide the scale — one framed tile, a set, a full room. The master is silicon-moulded and reproduced at whatever the space calls for.
A powder room in your own geometry. A wall hanging that holds your energy. A gift that carries something of who someone actually is.
We meet — in person or online. Star signs, numerology, personal objects. No brief. Just getting to know you.
A tile design develops from what emerged. You see it before anything is made.
One master tile is hand-carved. Your energy, in clay.
One tile, a small series, or a full installation. The master is moulded and reproduced accordingly.
Clay slows you down. It demands your hands. It cannot be thought through — you have to feel it. In that space between intention and material, something settles.
Sessions are built around pinch pots and freeform making — reacting to what arises, following what the hands want to do. The aim is to feel lighter and more present by the time you leave.
Available for individuals, small groups, and teams. No experience needed. No outcome expected. Past clients include Soho House and Scripe.io.