Vy Nguyen
Ceramic artist at ClayStation
- hand-built ceramics
- wheel-thrown pottery
- hand-painted ceramics
- matcha bowls
- custom ceramic gifts
Vy Nguyen is the ceramic artist behind ClayStation’s mugs, matcha sets and little dishes. Every piece starts as raw clay that is shaped by hand — thrown on the wheel or built up by hand, never pressed from a mold — before it is carved, painted and fired.
The notes here come from the studio table rather than a content calendar: how a piece is shaped and painted, what happens between your order and your door, how custom pieces are planned, and how to look after handmade ceramics so they last.
ClayStation is a small studio in Vietnam and ships worldwide. Before any made-to-order piece goes into the kiln, its owner sees a photo of it and says yes.
Articles by Vy Nguyen (5)
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How to care for hand-painted ceramics Simple habits that keep a hand-painted mug, plate or matcha bowl lovely for years — washing, heat, storing, and what to do if something arrives broken. -
Behind the scenes: how a ClayStation piece is made No molds, no factory — how a mug or matcha bowl goes from raw clay to your door, shaped and painted by hand in our studio in Vietnam. -
What happens after you order a handmade piece From clay to your door in five steps — including the photo you approve before anything goes into the kiln. -
How to choose a handmade matcha set Chawan, whisk holder, spout bowl or full set? What each piece does, which option to pick, and how to look after a handmade matcha bowl. -
Custom orders: from your idea to clay Your cat, your colours, your idea — how a custom ClayStation piece is planned, shaped, approved and fired.
