Edward Lane

Edward Lane’s studio sits on the edge of a meadow in Norfolk, where misty mornings and shifting skies seep into his work. Trained in traditional British ceramics and self-taught in the art of quiet living, Edward creates porcelain vessels that feel both elemental and refined. His diffusers and vases—subtle in color, grounded in form—capture a sense of stillness that invites pause.

Each piece begins with a study of proportion and a return to craft. Using porcelain for its purity and quiet strength, Edward builds forms that echo nature—rounded like river stones, soft like worn chalk cliffs. Fired in small batches, his work carries the nuances of hand and kiln, with no two ever quite the same.

Influenced by the timeless elegance of British functional pottery and the minimalism of Japanese design, Edward’s ceramics are meant to live easily in a home, not just as decoration but as daily companions. They ask nothing but attention—and offer calm in return.