Lolly Lolly Ceramics is a Brooklyn ceramics studio founded by ceramicist and designer Lalese Stamps, who now works as a New York designer across ceramics, furniture and interiors. The brand broke out with the 100 Day Mug Project, a hundred-mug design series that went viral and remains a signature collection.
Every piece is handmade in-house at the Brooklyn studio by a team of four, and restocks run between 100 and 500 pieces, sold first-come, first-served. The studio moved to New York from Columbus, Ohio, and it is a working space rather than a public storefront, so sales happen online when a restock opens. Alongside its own collections, the brand released a collaboration with Lulu & Georgia that extended into lighting, furniture and decor, and its work has reached wider audiences through collaborations with Trevor Noah and The Daily Show, Vans, and Solange Knowles' Saint Heron ceramics residency.
Press coverage includes NPR, The New York Times, The Washington Post, British Vogue and Architectural Digest. If you want handmade ceramics with a clear point of view and a small team behind every piece, watch for the next restock and shop the collection online.
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