Naomi Charron Ceramics

Naomi Charron Ceramics Montreal ceramic designer creating original handmade porcelain objects. Je suis une céramiste montr Original handmade functional ceramics and wellness objects.

07/05/2026

Summer lake❤️

This hoya finally bloomed after 6 years. It started as a few stems gifted to me by a friend in a ceramics workshop and l...
06/03/2026

This hoya finally bloomed after 6 years. It started as a few stems gifted to me by a friend in a ceramics workshop and lived in the sweet vase by for 15 years. It bloomed twice a year but wasn't much of a plant. During covid, I planted it in soil and mcgyvered a trellis with some vines I had collected, a hanger and some beeswax wrap cut in strips. These fine little flowers grow in clusters and when open they smell like floral honey. I'm hoping this is the beginning of a regular flowering cycle because their appearance fills me with awe.

I'm happy to say my foot is on the mend. While I miss walking on the mountain in the spring and taking in the trees and ...
05/27/2026

I'm happy to say my foot is on the mend. While I miss walking on the mountain in the spring and taking in the trees and flowers awakening, I can at least enjoy my garden perennials in bloom.
On of my favourite plants is a ground cover called bugleweed/ajuga. I love its sweet little purple flowers and deep green leaves.
While prepping for a photo shoot this morning, I spotted them and knew they'd look perfect in my Moody Blue Blue bud vase. DM me for details.
The second pic is a gorgeous allium growing around the corner from my house. I love spring 🌺!
redstoneware wheelthrown glazes

Broken foot day 4. First day making my own coffee. Going forward and backward with the scooter to get in the right posit...
04/12/2026

Broken foot day 4. First day making my own coffee. Going forward and backward with the scooter to get in the right position reminds me of parallel parking. Sometimes I just lift the darn thing and shove it into place because I lose patience (this is especially true when I need to go to the bathroom - note to self: don't wait till the last minute).
Leaving the house is a challenge because we have outdoor stairs and needs to carry my scooter down. It's doable. I'm forever thankful to him for his care. We went to the studio yesterday to take care of some work in progress. The Kamou mugs pictured had dried and needed some final finishing before the bisque firing. I set up on a stool beside my shelf and propped my foot in a storage box and was good to go. Arjun helped me move the board of French butter dishes so I could wrap them up in plastic to keep them damp enough to trim. Getting into the studio building poses a problem. I can't get into the main entrance due to stairs so I have to go up to St-Viateur to access the ramp. It's tiring to get all the way there, though I figure I'll get used to it. The fact that de Gaspé is a wind tunnel makes it all unpleasant but whatcha gonna do. Tomorrow is sure to be full of adventures. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I'll get some forearm crutches, which should be easier to use. I'm also going to have to figure out how to carry my crutches and ride my scooter. This was what I jigged up today but I wasn't certain it was safe. What do you think?

So this happened. I tripped, fell and fractured my metatarsal. I can't walk on my foot for 4-6 weeks. I got great, fast ...
04/10/2026

So this happened. I tripped, fell and fractured my metatarsal. I can't walk on my foot for 4-6 weeks. I got great, fast care at the JGH ER so that was a pleasant surprise. I got a knee scooter/walker and it's a game changer. I'm adapting to this new reality and I'm trying to stay positive. I'm building up new muscles! I have no choice but to continue teaching my classes and making work and am hoping those around me will accommodate that. Life happens. I'm just going to roll with it.

I wanted to follow up on my last post with the closed form transformed into a lidded jar but that piece is a bit too wet...
04/02/2026

I wanted to follow up on my last post with the closed form transformed into a lidded jar but that piece is a bit too wet to finish. Here's a smaller one I did just before that one. It's sweet and will look fantastic covered in my moody blue glaze.

One of the cool things about closed forms is that they fill with air that resists pressure. That allows you to shape the...
03/31/2026

One of the cool things about closed forms is that they fill with air that resists pressure. That allows you to shape them as you like. With this piece I pressed in the clay below the shoulder and created a fl**ge. After that I made a hole in it to release the air. I'll post some followup pics so you can see the transformation.

The last few weeks I've had an intern from Holland documenting me working in the studio. It's been a pleasure having her...
03/07/2026

The last few weeks I've had an intern from Holland documenting me working in the studio. It's been a pleasure having her. Thank you Dominique.

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