Design studio Common Works is letting customers record voice or movement to create unique pottery pieces for purchase.
Nothing preserves a moment in time better than a piece of art. Now London-based design studio Common Works is helping people take a snapshot of themselves and turn it into a unique piece of pottery.
Its new e-commerce platform Miko allows customers to record their voice or body movements and then translates them into a special ceramic imprint. From there, they are made by hand by trained ceramic artists.
Source: Turn Your Voice Recording Into A Custom Piece Of Pottery
