Stavros Petrakis

Stavros Petrakis was born in Nafplio, a city steeped in history and framed by the Aegean Sea. Growing up surrounded by ruins, texture, and timeless light, he developed a fascination with form—how it holds memory, function, and meaning. After training in ceramics in Athens, he returned home to build a quiet studio overlooking olive groves and wild thyme.

Stavros’s salt and pepper shakers reflect this harmony between past and present. Their sculptural shapes recall the purity of Cycladic figurines and the tactile beauty of weathered stone, yet they’re designed for modern homes—clean, refined, and deeply functional. For Stavros, the objects we use every day should be a source of calm and connection, not clutter.

Each piece he creates carries the essence of his land: the breeze of the Aegean, the warmth of clay, the patient rhythm of handmade work. With his collection, he invites you to experience dining as a tactile, grounded ritual—where even the smallest object has soul.