Soul Ceramics by Nathalie Hunter

29/01/2026

I love sushi.
I love making it myself.
And yes… I love eating it on handmade ceramics 🍣✨

Because even everyday meals deserve a little magic.
Some of these plates are available — DM me if you feel called 🤍

27/01/2026

23/01/2026

YŪKI (勇気) — quiet courage.⁠
Not the kind that pushes forward,⁠
but the courage to slow down, root deeper,⁠
and trust what wants to rise.⁠
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This light object from the Radiance collection was inspired by winter walks,⁠
by trees standing firm in silence,⁠
and by the invisible exchange of breath between nature and ourselves.⁠
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A reminder that growth doesn’t always ask for movement.⁠
Sometimes, it asks for presence.⁠
And then — light follows. 🤍✨⁠
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—⁠
Nathalie Hunter⁠
Soul Ceramics

22/01/2026

YŪKI (勇気) — quiet courage.

Not the kind that pushes forward,
but the courage to slow down, root deeper,
and trust what wants to rise.

This light object from the Radiance collection was inspired by winter walks,
by trees standing firm in silence,
and by the invisible exchange of breath between nature and ourselves.

A reminder that growth doesn’t always ask for movement.
Sometimes, it asks for presence.
And then — light follows. 🤍✨

—
Nathalie Hunter
Soul Ceramics

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20/01/2026

In a world optimized for speed, my work is intentionally slow.

Ceramics asks for time.
Time to shape.
Time to rest.
Time to listen.

Some pieces stay in my atelier for weeks—sometimes months—until I feel how they want to be finished. That slowness lives inside the clay. It carries a quiet vibration that grounds, softens, and brings you back into your body.

Just like walking in nature or melting into yin yoga, being in the presence of handmade ceramic invites you to slow down too.

I make objects to help you reconnect.
To pause.
To breathe.
To shine from within ✨

🌿🔥🤍

14/01/2026

This sculptural lamp is part of the Radiate collection —
a series exploring inner light, protection, and grounded presence.

Inspired by the South, where warmth is not only felt
but lived, this piece invites a slower rhythm.
Its glow is subtle, inward, and anchoring —
like a quiet force holding space.

Created to be lived with,
and collected as an object of presence ✨

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