KJ Stone works with clay, poetry, paint , frequency and the occasional moment of oversharing.
Her ceramics range from functional bowls and plates to pieces covered in handwritten words, bold markings, and thoughts that probably should have stayed in the notebook. Themes of humour, vulnerability, identity, and the strange wild beauty of being human run through everything she makes.
Her studio feels less like a gallery and more like a backstage pass. Part ceramics workshop, part writing room, part multifaceted creative experiment. Alongside pottery, visitors may find singing poetry, zines that wink, works in progress, small artist-made merch that’s a vibe, and evidence that the artist refuses to stick to just one medium….
Each piece sits somewhere between functional object and emotional artefact — designed to trigger, inspire, comfort, or give permission you didn’t know you needed.
2026 marks the beginning of the self-declared Velvet Era.
An era KJ made up for herself — and for other artist-hearted humans to plug into.
Inspired by the nostalgia of the 70s–90s, music that moves, the devotion to the artist’s life that never really fits inside a box, and the quiet knowing that creating isn’t a hobby, it’s a way of existing.
This is a world where things are allowed to be slow, textured, emotional, a little dramatic, and deeply deeply human. This is a world where we own our power and be the art in motion.
Come in, have a look around, say hello and don’t be surprised if you leave with a random object and an existential question.