Wobbly Studio Happy Things Plate

Introducing the Happy Things collection of plates, where charm meets vibrant colors, playful patterns, and cheerful illustrations, all crafted to embody pure happiness. Each plate is designed to bring a smile to your face and add a touch of joy to your dining experience.

Discover our special curation, featuring the curly Happy Banane (as you can tell), the adorable Happy Souris (cute little mouse), the quirky Happy Saucisse (a.k.a. sausage), and the amusing Happy Nénés (boobies!). This collection promises to infuse your dining table with a little piece of happiness or even spark some delightful conversations.

As the product is meticulously crafted by hand, it is important to note that there could be slight variations in the finish of each individual piece. These may include small bubbles, dimples, and other subtle quirks, adding to the unique charm of the product.

Wobbly Studio is the brainchild of Marie Chanteur, a talented French illustrator and self-taught ceramist currently based in Stockholm, Sweden. You might recognise her as "ilikemakingstufff" on social media, the catchphrase for the exciting journey she embarked on in 2017. Before the birth of Wobbly Studio, Marie Chanteur enjoyed a successful career as a print designer in the fashion industry, spanning a fruitful seven years. However, driven by her creative spirit and an unyielding desire for personal expression, she decided to carve her own path and establish her own brand by combining her passion for bold illustrations and with her love for handcrafted ceramics. Her artistic expression knows no bounds, be it through drawings on paper, textile prints, or meticulously crafted handmade ceramics, all of which add a touch of joy and playfulness to our living spaces. Marie's signature style is a delightful blend of playfulness, quirkiness, and strong graphical elements. She has a unique way of celebrating imperfections and embracing the beauty of diversity. Whether it's saggy boobies, peculiar feet, humorous curse words, or an array of mixed emotions, she finds inspiration in the distinctive traits that make each individual interesting and unique.