Micol Zardi Shop

Micol Zardi Shop Hello, I am a young designer from Switzerland. I work as a freelance designer with the main focus on pottery, creating both functional and decorative ware.

My works is inspired by geometrical elements in architecture, nature and topography.

MaTazzine coming soon… Tomorrow will restock my website with the the new MaTazzine, stay ready ☀️
18/12/2025

MaTazzine coming soon…

Tomorrow will restock my website with the the new MaTazzine, stay ready ☀️

Red lamp, thrown in two sections using a collapse technique, this lamp is shaped by deliberately pushing the walls down ...
15/12/2025

Red lamp, thrown in two sections using a collapse technique, this lamp is shaped by deliberately pushing the walls down as the piece spins on the wheel. The collapses are intentional and precise, compressing the form into a structured, geometric silhouette. By applying downward pressure at specific moments, the clay shifts into sharp transitions and defined planes, evoking the presence of architectural forms. Finished in a red glaze that heightens the sculptural quality, the surface interacts with light and shadow throughout the day.

Red lamp, thrown in two sections using a collapse technique, this lamp is shaped by deliberately pushing the walls down ...
15/12/2025

Red lamp, thrown in two sections using a collapse technique, this lamp is shaped by deliberately pushing the walls down as the piece spins on the wheel. The collapses are intentional and precise, compressing the form into a structured, geometric silhouette. By applying downward pressure at specific moments, the clay shifts into sharp transitions and defined planes, evoking the presence of architectural forms. Finished in a red glaze that heightens the sculptural quality, the surface interacts with light and shadow throughout the day.

03/12/2025

Here I’m refining the shape of this small cup, trimming away excess clay from the bottom and smoothing the edges. Trimming isn’t just about aesthetics, it also removes extra material, balances the piece, and ensures it feels just right in the hand. For small cups like these, careful trimming is especially important to create clean lines, a comfortable weight.

26/11/2025

Making a fruit stand with a super tall foot! For a piece this tall, I have to throw each part separately and attach them after trimming. Whenever I join leather-hard sections, I always score and use plenty of slip to make the joint strong and avoid cracks. It’s a little tricky, but seeing it come together is so satisfying!

21/11/2025

Playing with form: collapsing a cylinder, 
I started with a straight cylinder with slightly thicker walls, then experimented by collapsing some sections. The extra thickness kept the piece from fully folding in my hands, letting me create interesting shapes and curves as I worked.

06/11/2025

Dip glazing some small cups today, and for these ones, I went intentionally messy. The uneven glaze on this clay creates the coolest textures, almost like cinnamon or cocoa dust sprinkled over foamy milk.

Glaze details
02/11/2025

Glaze details

29/10/2025

I never learn from my mistakes, pottery edition. This clay always cracks with temperature shocks and uneven thickness, yet with that in mind (and knowing it probably wouldn’t survive), I went ahead and made bowls with this black clay anyway. They look amazing… but way too fragile.

My obsession to finding the perfect cinnamon bun is following me around but I am getting closer to understanding how to ...
26/10/2025

My obsession to finding the perfect cinnamon bun is following me around but I am getting closer to understanding how to make them successfully. These came out quite good and made for an amazing sweet treat in the studio.

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Zürich

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