Craft meets precision

Choose or design a tool in our studio and we will print it for you with 0.2 mm accuracy.

Raw terracotta vessel and a parametric rib tool on a workbench
Macro shot of a parametrically designed ceramic mold

Molds for plaster forms

A two-part printed mold for casting a plaster slipcasting mold. Pick one of 11 categories (mug, vase, bottle, lamp, chandelier, candle holder, planter, carafe, bell/totem) and one of 4 variants — or design your own.

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Ceramic letter stamps on linen fabric

Letters & numbers

Pick a typeface, set the height and get a full alphabet, numerals or your own wording as clay cutters or stamps.

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Clay cutters and cut-out shapes on a ceramic workbench

Clay cutters

Create a template for a cup, mug, pitcher or any shape at all: a heart, a car, a cat, a little figure — whatever you can imagine.

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Rib tools for profiling thrown vessels

Clay ribs

Ceramic ribs tailored to exactly what you need — different profiles and a built-in ruler. Pick a ready-made one or design your own.

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Ceramic tiles and the molds used to form them

Tiles

Parametric ceramic tiles: squares, rectangles, Warsaw corset tiles, bricks and octagons. Generate a single tile or a whole grid, as a cutter or a negative press-mold.

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Relief rollers for pressing patterns into clay
Coming soon

Texture roller

A roller generator with a repeating pattern (flowers, honeycomb, dots, stripes, triangles — anything you like). Rolls texture straight onto a clay slab.

Coming soon

Process & quality

3D printing precision

Clayzo Atelier brings two worlds together: Anna's ceramic craft and Piotr's precision 3D printing. Together we design tools that take an idea from clay into the digital world — and back again as fully functional forms.

Every part is printed with FDM technology at 0.2 mm accuracy. Detail repeatability, wall fit and edge sharpness stay consistently high — ready for studio work from the very first use.

An FDM 3D printer producing a ceramic tool in the Clayzo workshop