Supply Unica

Supply Unica A small ceramics shop that sells one of a kind pieces, hand-made by one of a kind artists. Supply Unica was started to make those discoveries easy and fun.

There's nothing quite like finding that perfect one of a kind ceramic piece - like that one little planter for your windowsill or that bowl that's just right or that every-morning mug. Each piece is sold as an individual, so every unique detail or variance you see is the one you'll get. Those differences are what makes them perfect, after all. The piece that speaks to you most is yours - and only yours - to take home. There will only ever be 1 in stock of each. This, of course, means that pieces can sell out pretty quickly. Pieces are individuals and likely won't ever be made in the same exact way again. To ensure you are aware of new collections as they're available, you can sign up for our email newsletter or follow our social accounts. Every collection will be announced there. These pieces come from artists who strive to create something good - meant to be enjoyed as they're regularly used. These artists are the real-life makers behind these pieces, and we support them in their work. You can find more about each artist and their pieces around the shop. If you're an artist that'd like to work with us, please reach out. While mass-production, excess, and corner-cutting continue to find their way into more and more, we're doing what we can to stand for quality, sustainability, and transparency. We work with our artists fairly, use 100% recycled, recyclable, and/or reused packaging, and give credit to those individuals that make Supply Unica possible. We started Supply Unica so you can find your mug, bowl, or whatever. We hope your time here and with your pieces can make your day just a little bit better. Supply Unica is operated by Amy, Marcus, and their mischievous dog, Donut, in Brooklyn, NY.

03/05/2020

Teaser video for , filmed by the incredible .guest. Risa takes us through her signature Nerikomi practice, as well as what it’s like to run a studio in NYC as a maker and boss lady.

We will be releasing this video in a few days, along with a few pieces that will be available for auction. Stay tuned 🎥

We are hosting our first UNICA LIVE session next week on IG live, Tuesday 4/28 at 6PM. Viewers have the opportunity to a...
22/04/2020

We are hosting our first UNICA LIVE session next week on IG live, Tuesday 4/28 at 6PM. Viewers have the opportunity to ask questions that we will discuss with Jacqueline about her practice and work during the event. You can do so beforehand at this link: supplyunica.com/askjacqueline.

The goal behind these live sessions is simple: we are looking for ways to support makers and studios during this challenging time, while bringing their stories into light. So, we are asking for suggested donations of $5 to attend these discussions. You can send your support to paypal.me/supplyunica, with a note that says "Jacqueline Tse". Proceeds will go directly to support the maker. ♥️ Hope to see you there.

.yoshimoto: “I feel like when the hunker down orders first came, I was worried about running out of things to do, but th...
20/04/2020

.yoshimoto: “I feel like when the hunker down orders first came, I was worried about running out of things to do, but that definitely hasn’t beeb the case. There are many projects that I’ve been wanting to start but didn’t have the right time or mindset for. I feel motivated now more than ever to get these projects rolling. Some projects I’ve been working on:
— Indigo dyeing some ceramics with cracks in the glaze
— Fermentation: Kombucha (with ’s help) and natto
— Documenting my family’s history in America via stories and photos. I especially want to focus on what my family went through during WWII
— 3D printing face shields for friends and those who need it”

:— I go to the studio 5 days a week to keep structure, mental health, and body movement.— I only work in new designs, ne...
19/04/2020

:
— I go to the studio 5 days a week to keep structure, mental health, and body movement.
— I only work in new designs, new shapes, furniture design, textile design, nothing from the past.
— I’m also fiscally organizing the studio and restructuring the web-store.
— Daily contemplation of birds singing.
— 6 days a week of yoga and meditation.
— Baking and cooking a lot. For me, this has been so incredible to go back to cooking - and keeping my 2 passions moving along (considering the terrible times of constraints). Seems like I have freedom. I feel very blessed.
— For the future, I'm just looking into priorities and focusing only on what makes sense. Cut what is unnecessary.

’s response to the question we asked makers “What are you doing to cultivate your creative practice?”

Rawiya’s signature blue pottery
05/03/2020

Rawiya’s signature blue pottery

Tunis Pottery Village backyards and murals                                                          @ Tunis Village in F...
03/03/2020

Tunis Pottery Village backyards and murals
@ Tunis Village in Fayoum قرية تونس بالفيوم

Abdullah, 16, is an apprentice of Ibrahim Samir Pottery in Tunis Village, Egypt. 🏝 We love his painterly carvings of whi...
02/03/2020

Abdullah, 16, is an apprentice of Ibrahim Samir Pottery in Tunis Village, Egypt. 🏝
We love his painterly carvings of whimsical scenes depicting nature and animals that are local to Faiyum. He, like many of the Tunis potters, derives inspiration from surrounding nature.
Read more about Abdullah and the Tunis potters at supplyunica.com/stories @ Tunis Village in Fayoum قرية تونس بالفيوم

✨New Story: Jackie visits a pottery village in the middle of the Sahara in Egypt. Pictured is the Tunis Village Pottery ...
01/03/2020

✨New Story: Jackie visits a pottery village in the middle of the Sahara in Egypt.
Pictured is the Tunis Village Pottery School that was established by a potter named Evelyne Porret. She visited in the 80’s with friends, fell in love with Tunis, and decided to emigrate and continue her practice. As a result, the village transformed over the years into one populated by pottery studios and workshops, where people from around the world visit to take in the vibrancy of Tunis Village pottery. Today, the school continues to thrive and train new generations of potters.
Read more about this story at supplyunica.com/stories @ Tunis Village in Fayoum قرية تونس بالفيوم

💙 .yoshimoto
28/02/2020

💙 .yoshimoto

These tumblers can each hold 12 ounces ☕️🍺🧃
27/02/2020

These tumblers can each hold 12 ounces ☕️🍺🧃

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قرية تونس
El-Misharrak Qibli
63626

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