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Maiyan Ben Yona is a ceramic design studio in south Tel Aviv, behind the gate at 20 Bar Yokhai Street. I created a calm space here, surrounded by greenery and flowers, where you can slow down, step away from the pace of the city and slip into making.
I invite you to spend a few hours with me, get to know the clay and experience the studio first hand.
We offer open workshops, where you can see what happens in the studio and try working with clay, and private workshops tailored to your needs, ideas and special occasions.
Our vases are handmade in south Tel Aviv from colored porcelain, on the potter's wheel and by slip casting in plaster molds, and decorated by hand. We combine classic shapes with modern, minimal forms, in a range of sizes.
The collection includes vases for the table and the shelf, mini vases and wall hanging vases, so you can bring flowers and color to a table, a shelf or a wall.
The variety lets you build your own compositions, mixing colors, heights and forms to suit your taste and your space. The vases sit easily with many design styles, and will find their place in any home.
Each piece is handmade in south Tel Aviv from colored porcelain, using the potter's wheel, slip casting and slab building, and decorated by hand with designs inspired by different cultures. The collection turns any table into a celebration of design: mix the pieces and set a table that is entirely yours.
The lines are clean and minimal, and the colors range from bright and saturated to natural, quiet tones. Each piece stands beautifully on its own, and they all look wonderful together.
The collection includes plates, serving plates, bowls and trays that you can mix freely, to create a table that is colorful, rich and full of life. All pieces are food safe and suitable for the dishwasher and microwave (unless noted otherwise).
Our Judaica is handmade in south Tel Aviv from colored porcelain. It gives traditional objects a new design and a contemporary spirit, so they can also live in your home as design pieces all year round.
The pieces are decorated with a variety of patterns, offering a new reading of inspirations from ancient worlds and from the rituals and traditions of many cultures. Together they form a design language that holds the memory of the past and looks toward the future.
The collection follows the Jewish year and the table:
Every piece is handmade and decorated by hand, so each one is slightly different. Mix and match the pieces to create a personal set for your own table, or give them as a meaningful gift.
Four cups, four coffee moments. Our cups are handmade in south Tel Aviv from colored porcelain, with the color running through the clay itself.
SAHAR for short, intense coffee, HILA for a piccolo latte, NADIN for an americano and cold drinks, and LUNA for your morning coffee and cold drinks.
Choose your shades and mix them into a set that is truly yours. The cups are food safe and suitable for the dishwasher and microwave.
We also have a wider range of cups and drinkware for hot and cold drinks: see our cups and drinkware collection.
The idea started around Purim, with the thought of vessels that temporarily disguise themselves as something else. It grew into something more meaningful: a few months ago, I invited five artists I love and admire to come be guests on my vessels. Each of them brought their own language, line,...
Two neighbors in south Tel Aviv, one craft in coffee and one in porcelain, and a collection born from working side by side.
CAESURA - A section between states that seem separate but are actually on a continuous spectrum, like the silence between the sounds in a melody, the gaps between heartbeats, and the connection between wandering and losing oneself and clinging to a path.
It was right after Milan Design Week. I wasnt there, but Milan always inspires even from afar. One of the most interesting things about the design week are the events that take place in the city in industrial buildings. For one week the designers take over the space and turn...
