Handmade pottery for the thoughtful home
I'm Danielle and I'm the artist behind Monsoon Pottery. I've always been a half country and half city mouse. You'll see that reflected in my Asian Farmhouse and Chinatown Collections. Stay a while and look around. You may find something you can't live without.
Shop Family Style
Our line of coupes with refreshed colors inspired by Japan for FW2024-25. All the durability of porcelain with none of the stuffiness. Designed to enjoy meals family style.
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Classic Porcelain Coupes
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Black Brushstroke Coupes
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Black Splatter Coupes
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Iron Red & Tenmoku Coupes
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Black Brushstroke Narrow Oval Platter
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Black Splatter Narrow Oval Platter
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Petal Collection at Martha Mae
I made a collection of petal shaped wares in collaboration with Jean Cate of Martha Mae. I was inspired by historic Asian ceramics that have petal shaped rims and Jean's grandmother used to collect petal-shaped ceramics. Read more about my inspiration and how the collection was made here.
The entire collection is available in-person at The Center of Order and Experimentation and online the Martha Mae website.
Collections
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Family Style
These coupes are designed for family style dining. They stack well and...
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Wood Fired
Wood firing is one of the oldest and most primal ways to fire...
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Merchandise
Gift cards plus Merch! I wanted to put some of my popular...
Monsoon Pottery Gift Card
Press & Features
- Monsoon Pottery: How Danielle Chutinthranond Shapes Community and Culture Through Pottery - Laura Scherb for Edible Chicago
- Spilling the Tea (Cup) - People with Taste column for Intuitive Taste
- Where to Drink Wine in Chicago - Eric Asimov for the New York Times. Photo by Lucy Hewett for Giant's feature on the list.
- En Process Podcast. Episode 12 on Spotify and YouTube.
- Lotus Root Ornament featured in Edible Chicago's 2023 Gift Guide: For Those Who Eat & Drink.
- Chrysanthemum Platter and Chinatown Collection featured in The 2023 Eater Chicago Gift Guide
- Korean Celadon Serving Bowl featured in the Chicago Social Modern Luxury Gift Guide
- Pieces made for Giant restaurant featured in S2E3 of The Bear
- More Than Tea: A Geography of Longing. A solo show at Color Club centered on wood and reduction fired teaware from July 28-August 28, 2023.
- Work featured in Pulp Cookbook by Abra Berens
- Work featured in Plant-Based India by Dr. Sheil Shukla
- A Chicago Ceramicist Who Seeks to Enhance the Joy of Eating with Her Work - Daniel Hautzinger for WTTW
- Work featured in Grist Cookbook by Abra Berens
- Cut the Craft Podcast Episode 035 - Danielle Chutinthranond
- Cup of Jo - Is This the Coziest Apartment in Chicago?
- Holiday Gifts for the Cook in Your Life - Grace Wong for the Chicago Tribune
- This is How We Create Podcast - How Danielle Chutinthranond Found Ceramics
- The Glossary - Artist Profile Danielle Chutinthranond Creator of Monsoon Pottery - Chicago
- Artist Profile by Tania Rodamilans
- Making an Artist Podcast - The Body Doesn't Lie
- (Hand)made in America - Debbie Carlson for the Chicago Tribune
Monsoon Pottery is used in these establishments: Feld, Omakase Room, Giant, Anelya, Parachute, Loaf Lounge, Third Season at the Roof Crop, and Hermosa.