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The Potters’ Guilt × MADE HEREWell, that went by quickly. ❤️We’re a little tired, very happy, and still taking it all in...
28/09/2026

The Potters’ Guilt × MADE HERE

Well, that went by quickly. ❤️

We’re a little tired, very happy, and still taking it all in. What started as a simple idea to bring together some of the makers around us turned into a space full of familiar faces, new ones, conversations, laughter and lots of beautiful things made by hand.

To all the makers who took part and trusted us to share their work and process — we’re so glad you were part of this. Seeing everyone come together, exchange ideas and share what they do was exactly what we hoped for.

And to everyone who came by — thank you for spending time with us, chatting with the makers, looking at the work and bringing some of it home. MADE HERE was always meant to be about more than where something is made. It’s about the people behind the things we make, their stories and the different ways we work and create. Seeing so many of you genuinely curious about our local makers made all the effort worthwhile.

A special shoutout to PottersCafe for joining us and keeping everyone caffeinated throughout the market. Do continue to support his beans through his website, or give him a follow on IG to see what he’s brewing next. ☕️

And to Alex - Eisfilm 📷🎥 for capturing all these wonderful moments and happy faces for us — these pictures say it better than we can.

Until the next one.

— The Potters’ Guilt

26/09/2026

We have cosy pottery festivals and eclectic art-and-music hangouts on a hill this weekend 💫

Thomas Cheong × MADE HEREMost of my work takes the form of installations and mixed media objects, with ceramics as my pr...
25/09/2026

Thomas Cheong × MADE HERE

Most of my work takes the form of installations and mixed media objects, with ceramics as my primary medium.

I’ve always been drawn to primitive forms mixed with sci-fi imagination, things that feel familiar but somehow belong somewhere else. Lately, that world has been finding its way into my functional works.

Maybe I watched too much Star Trek growing up, but that curiosity about the unfamiliar and what might come next has always stayed with me.

I fantasise about waking up in a Brutalist blob cave studio, where Terracotta Warrior androids wedge my clay and nobody asks, “Is it centred yet?”

See you at the craft market.

Until then, live long and prosper. 🖖

— Thomas Cheong

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MADE HERE
CRAFT MARKET
Local makers + their stories

25 SEP · 6–10PM
26 SEP · 10AM–6PM
27 SEP · 10AM–3PM

The Potters’ Guilt @ NEW BAHRU #04-19

ChinThePotter × MADE HEREI find a lot of joy and excitement in ceramic making — the constant tension between the intent ...
24/09/2026

ChinThePotter × MADE HERE

I find a lot of joy and excitement in ceramic making — the constant tension between the intent to control, the variables at play, the learnings, the anticipation, and the final reveal. Within this turmoil, I find peace: to set an intention and let go, to strive for the best while accepting the outcome, and to seek improvement while embracing where I am.

This year, I am leaning into exploring new shapes and seeing how drawings can bring these functional pieces to life. I gravitate towards drawings of animals and unfamiliar creatures, responding to the shape and texture of each vessel together with what I feel in the moment. Some look happy, some sad, some angry, some relaxed. I hope these works spark your curiosity to take a closer look and discover your own stories within them.

— Chin

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MADE HERE
CRAFT MARKET
Local makers + their stories

25 SEP · 6–10PM
26 SEP · 10AM–6PM
27 SEP · 10AM–3PM

The Potters’ Guilt @ NEW BAHRU #04-19

geok | handmade ceramics × MADE HEREFor me, pottery is just giving my restless thoughts what they need to exist in our w...
24/09/2026

geok | handmade ceramics × MADE HERE

For me, pottery is just giving my restless thoughts what they need to exist in our world.

When my thoughts turn into my ceramics, they take on a physical, functional form that makes it easier for me to understand and communicate them to the people around me. The appreciation and little conversations that I have had with passing people about the things I made give them a peaceful way to exist, and make my whole day.

— Jaden

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MADE HERE
CRAFT MARKET
Local makers + their stories

25 SEP · 6–10PM
26 SEP · 10AM–6PM
27 SEP · 10AM–3PM

The Potters’ Guilt @ NEW BAHRU #04-19

Megan Lim / 林惠仪 (prev megone.art) × MADE HEREAs a potter, I am constantly experimenting with different techniques of mak...
23/09/2026

Megan Lim / 林惠仪 (prev megone.art) × MADE HERE

As a potter, I am constantly experimenting with different techniques of making and surface decoration to refine my practice. I am now working with slip decoration, enjoying the spontaneity and fluidity of that process.

Being a ceramicist in a country fueled by consumer culture that constantly prizes efficiency, we are divorced from the origins and labour of the products we consume. Craft is a form of embedded knowledge and it changes the way we engage with the world — through making, we are building a relationship with our materials, with a dedication to honour their qualities. The honesty of a craft thus reveals what capitalism abandons, and it’s this resistance and intentionality that make me reflect on my values as a maker.

— Megan Lim

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MADE HERE
CRAFT MARKET
Local makers + their stories

25 SEP · 6–10PM
26 SEP · 10AM–6PM
27 SEP · 10AM–3PM

The Potters’ Guilt @ NEW BAHRU #04-19

Wares Xuan × MADE HEREGlaze research and testing has been a big part of my practice recently. Testing colours and glaze ...
23/09/2026

Wares Xuan × MADE HERE

Glaze research and testing has been a big part of my practice recently. Testing colours and glaze recipes, and seeing how the glaze melts and breaks over the clay body and textures. It is fascinating to see how different materials in a glaze can drastically affect how it behaves and change its fluidity.

The colours I gravitate to come from scenes at the beach, walks in the city, and sights and movements from nature.

— Wen Xuan

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MADE HERE
CRAFT MARKET
Local makers + their stories

25 SEP · 6–10PM
26 SEP · 10AM–6PM
27 SEP · 10AM–3PM

The Potters’ Guilt @ NEW BAHRU #04-19

Nick Chin × MADE HERENot everything beautiful needs to be understood.I contort clay into forms that feel strangely famil...
22/09/2026

Nick Chin × MADE HERE

Not everything beautiful needs to be understood.

I contort clay into forms that feel strangely familiar but resist being named. Organic yet unnatural, elegant yet odd, my pieces hover between the recognisable and the strange.

That ambiguity is precisely the point. I’m trying to find beauty in the moment before others decide what something is.

I’m inspired by the colours, textures and forms of objects and people that I come across.

— Nick Chin

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MADE HERE
CRAFT MARKET
Local makers + their stories

25 SEP · 6–10PM
26 SEP · 10AM–6PM
27 SEP · 10AM–3PM

The Potters’ Guilt @ NEW BAHRU #04-19

× MADE HEREI’ve always prioritized form, raw tactile qualities and visual impact. When all that leads the design proces...
21/09/2026

× MADE HERE

I’ve always prioritized form, raw tactile qualities and visual impact. When all that leads the design process, functionality naturally follows because a piece that feels right and looks striking inherently demands to be handled and used.

I see my pieces as functional art, where the emotional and sensory connection to an object dictates how it is used, rather than just what it can hold. When a cup has a distinct weight, a vase features a textured glaze, or a bowl has an unexpected silhouette, it forces you to slow down and truly notice.

— Wee Nee

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MADE HERE
CRAFT MARKET
Local makers + their stories

25 SEP · 6–10PM
26 SEP · 10AM–6PM
27 SEP · 10AM–3PM

The Potters’ Guilt @ NEW BAHRU #04-19

ning × MADE HERElately I’ve been making quiet pots by first imagining what they will hold. their surfaces reflect my lov...
21/09/2026

ning × MADE HERE

lately I’ve been making quiet pots by first imagining what they will hold. their surfaces reflect my love of comfortable, weathered things: worn stone, ripening fruit, and bark softened by the rain.

— Ning

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MADE HERE
CRAFT MARKET
Local makers + their stories

25 SEP · 6–10PM
26 SEP · 10AM–6PM
27 SEP · 10AM–3PM

The Potters’ Guilt @ NEW BAHRU #04-19

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