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Ein bärtiger Mann mit langen, zurückgekämmten dunklen Haaren hält eine helle, ungglasierte Keramikskulptur mit reliefartiger Oberflächenstruktur in die Kamera, die sein Gesicht zur Hälfte verdeckt. Er trägt eine grüne Arbeitsjacke, eine Goldkette und einen Ring. Im Hintergrund eine schlichte Betonwand mit Lichtreflexen

Edition Enguerrand Poncelin x onomao

The vase series was created through a free design collaboration and is inspired by underground root systems – flowing, interconnected, without beginning or end. The vases in the RIZOMA collection are made of glazed stoneware and are available in three sizes (VASE I, II, and III) and five glazes (POWDER, LEMON, FIG, AZURE, and SALT).

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Weiße Außenwand mit vier offenen Regalnischen, in denen kleine Keramikvasen mit reliefartiger Oberfläche in verschiedenen Farben präsentiert werden: Blau, Dunkelrot, Gelb sowie ungglasierte Varianten in Beige und Rosa. Auf der Oberkante der Wand stehen zwei weitere Vasen. Im Hintergrund ein mediterraner Garten mit Olivenbaum und blühenden Sträuchern.

Enguerrand Poncelin

Enguerrand Poncelin

Enguerrand Poncelin was born in Lorient, Brittany, France. His journey took him through Paris, Melbourne, and Cologne, where he established himself as an integrative designer with a focus on industrial design. His work explores the intersection of design, taste, and perception, fueling his passion for multisensory experiences and the question of how design shapes our relationship to flavors and rituals.

Beyond product design, his artistic practice addresses social norms, identity, and ecology through multimedia installations and hybrid performances that blur the boundaries between the physical and digital worlds. Since 2023, Enguerrand has been working as a product designer at onomao. He lives in Berlin, where he develops meaningful and enduring designs in close dialogue with artisans and materials.

Part of the exclusive Atelier onomao collection

Atelier onomao is a space for design, in close collaboration with designers and artists. Here, disciplines merge to create creative objects.

The result is handmade interior products that capture the essence of design and bring functional creativity into living spaces.

RIZOMA – by Enguerrand Poncelin x onomao

With RIZOMA, Enguerrand Poncelin, product designer at onomao, presents his first artist collection in collaboration with the label – born from a quiet dialogue between a sense of form and intuition, material and meaning. The vase series emerged from a free creative collaboration and is inspired by underground root systems – fluid, interconnected, without beginning or end.
Each vase is handmade and glazed in Portugal. Glossy surfaces, delicate asymmetries, and embossed lines give the pieces a quiet strength and poetic presence.
RIZOMA is made of glazed stoneware, is dishwasher-safe, and is available in three sizes (VASE I–III) and five glazes: POWDER, LEMON, FIG, AZUR and SALT.

Questions & Answers

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To what extent do the products differ from the photos in the online store?

Due to the handmade production, all products differ slightly among themselves in shape, color and texture. This makes each piece unique and gives the products their individual charm.

Where are the products made?

We manufacture most of our products in Portugal. Our glasses products are made in the north of Spain.

How do I take care of my tableware to keep it in good condition for a long time?

onomao products are designed for long-term use. They are dishwasher, oven, and microwave safe. Treat your tableware with care and avoid exposing it to drastic temperature changes, as this can cause cracking. With our matte glazes, cutlery marks may appear over time. However, these are only superficial and can usually be easily removed with baking soda and a soft cloth.