Elevate Your Space with Ritual Objects
About Ritual Objects
Ritual Objects, was born from a desire to connect ceramics to spiritual practices and experience. We are passionate about creating unique and beautiful ceramics that connect us to the living world. As artisans we combine traditional techniques with experimental design to produce unique vessels. We make on-of-a- kind ceramic statement pieces as well as Funerary Urns, Vases and Altar Ware. We create Memento Moris and bring this ethos to our functional pieces for evey day rituals.
CERAMICS MADE BY HAND IN THE NORTHERN RIVERS.
Hand Made for Connection
Hand Made for Connection
Hand Made for Connection
Our pieces are all handcrafted, and each item is unique. We take great pride in our attention to detail and the high quality of our work. Working with porcelain and fine clays to create vessels that can be used in your daily rituals. With a wabi-influenced approach to making, each piece is made to be one of a kind. We make slowly. We wo
Our pieces are all handcrafted, and each item is unique. We take great pride in our attention to detail and the high quality of our work. Working with porcelain and fine clays to create vessels that can be used in your daily rituals. With a wabi-influenced approach to making, each piece is made to be one of a kind. We make slowly. We work symbiotically to design pieces that we hope will find a special place in your home and daily practice. We fire with the cycles of the Moon and set intentions when making of our vessels for connection and transcendence.
Our Story
Hand Made for Connection
Hand Made for Connection
Based in the Northern Rivers of NSW / Arakwal Bundjalung Country, Ritual Objects is a ceramic studio founded in 2021 by husband and wife duo Chi Chi & Jim Preece.
Ritual Objects specialises in funerary urns and one-of-a-kind vessels for rituals and rites of passage. Chi Chi is a local Deathwalker and host of The Dying Well Podcast. She w
Based in the Northern Rivers of NSW / Arakwal Bundjalung Country, Ritual Objects is a ceramic studio founded in 2021 by husband and wife duo Chi Chi & Jim Preece.
Ritual Objects specialises in funerary urns and one-of-a-kind vessels for rituals and rites of passage. Chi Chi is a local Deathwalker and host of The Dying Well Podcast. She works in the community hosting death cafes and death planning workshops. Jim is a musician and ceramic artist, specialising in wheel-thrown vessels. Together they create Ritual Objects.
Slowness
Hand Made for Connection
Slowness
At Ritual Objects, we believe in sustainability and ethical production practices. We strive to minimize our environmental impact and support local communities. We believe in creating quality Forever heirloom pieces. We believe in timelessness and deep time.
We hope our work brings you serenity and connection to the living world.