Can we use these images?

Yes, for editorial coverage of AWIS, with the credit "Photo: AWIS". Please don't crop out the pieces or alter the glazes.

Can we request a sample or a viewing?

Write to hello@awis.ph with your outlet and deadline, and we arrange pieces for photography or a viewing.

What should we call AWIS?

AWIS, a shop and gallery for handmade Philippine pottery, based in Metro Manila. Online at awis.ph and on Instagram as @awis.ph.

Press

For editors, writers and gift guides. High-resolution images free to use with credit to AWIS, the facts, this season's prices, and how to reach us.

The full cover: handmade stoneware cups, bowls and plates on a wooden table, by AWIS

In one line. AWIS is a shop and gallery for handmade Philippine pottery in Metro Manila: a house line of stoneware mugs and cups made for us in the Philippines in five glazes, a table of plates, bowls and pitchers, and work by named Filipino ceramic artists.

The facts

What: handmade, high fired stoneware, thrown and glazed by hand in the Philippines. Five house glazes: Rust, Sand, Charcoal, Bamboo, Azure.
Prices this season: Juan ₱650, Briseo from ₱700, Duke ₱800, Anton ₱850, Amado ₱850, Floresca ₱900. A pair of Juan cups is ₱1,300; the gift box, tied with a ribbon, is ₱150. Plates, bowls, pitchers and artist pieces are on enquiry.
Artists shown: Joey de Castro, Mia Casal, Siegrid Bangyay, Niño Hernandez, Vicente Gudiño.
Where: online at awis.ph and on Instagram @awis.ph. Gallery at White Plains West, 42 Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City, opening soon.
Delivery: anywhere in the Philippines from ₱300; free collection in Pasig.
Gift pages: exchange gifts under ₱1,000, ninong and ninang, Filipino-made gifts, coffee lovers.