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1616 / Arita Japan

Aritayaki is a kind of Japanese pottery which finds its roots in the ancient ceramics town of Arita, in southern Japan. The porcelain collection, 1616 / Arita Japan, celebrates Arita’s 400 years of porcelain tradition with a contemporary touch; a range of everyday tableware that is made with the extraordinary...

2016/ Arita Japan

2016/ makes contemporary porcelain using the specialist skills found in the pottery town of Arita, Japan. Local artistry is combined with international design talent in the making of desirable, everyday porcelain products. 2016/ aims to revive interest in and bring commerce back to this remarkable craft region and its makers....

A Taste to Remember

Supermama works together with Chatterbox, partnering local illustrators and artists to develop a collection of memorable keepsakes for both locals and tourists. Collection 1 - A Taste to RememberGenerations of Singaporeans have enjoyed Chatterbox Chicken Rice. Its traditional flavours bring about a nostalgia of good times, good food and fond...

Aderia Glass

Using 1500 deg of heat in furnaces, the artisans in ADERIA produces incredibly smooth glassware collections. ADERIA, the in-house label of Ishizuka Glass, is the pioneer glass production factory that has been around for more than 200 years since 1819. With a variety of equipments and a team of craftsmen,...

Body & Spirit

Being in the Asian Civilisations Museum, we extend the museum’s experience through our collections of curated goods and in-house designed products seasonally. Featuring over 100 objects from the National Collection, private collectors, and local communities, Body & Spirit: The Human Body in Thought and Practice presents a stunning display of...

Breathing Batik

Breathing Batik This lacquerware collection is our foray into batik-inspired prints — an artform that pays homage to our Southeast Asian heritage. All the designs were crafted by Singaporean artists with disabilities. With this patchwork of vibrant objects, we shine a light on inclusive design, presenting the creations of these under-represented...

DesignArt

Art or Design? How about DesignArt? This selection presents works of progressive, independent artists, designers, makers, labels, etc., who tread the thin line between art and design.

Hyogo Craft

Hyogo Prefecture is surrounded by abundant nature, connecting the Sea of ​​Japan and the Seto Inland Sea. It is a manufacturing area where 40 kinds of local industries gather on the basis of the inherited history and culture. HYOGO CRAFT is a local craft project that creates a new lifestyle from the...

Japan Crafts

"The spirit of 'productsmanship', is much like the spirit of craftsmanship, which refers to the quality of the design that is created with a high level of skill. 'Productsmanship' implies well-designed manufactured objects that are of the same high quality as hand-made articles." - Sori Yanagi (1983) The idea of...

Japanese Crafts

"The spirit of 'productsmanship', is much like the spirit of craftsmanship, which refers to the quality of the design that is created with a high level of skill. 'Productsmanship' implies well-designed manufactured objects that are of the same high quality as hand-made articles." - Sori Yanagi (1983) In early 2017,...

Merlion Kebaya

Merlion Kebaya The celebrated Mascot of Singapore, the Merlion stands tall against the backdrop of the traditional Southeast Asia batik motifs, Kebaya. This striking portrait symbolises the multifaceted Singapore where at first glance, is modern and progressive and at a closer examination, invites us to understand Singapore and her roots...

Merlion Mambo

Through the years, the mass production of Merlion trinkets has led to a desensitisation towards Singapore’s official mascot. At Supermama, the Merlion’s tired image is an invitation for reinvention. In collaboration with five Singaporean illustrators, we’ve breathed new life into this emblem on Japanese glassware. Our open secret? We’d love...

More Than Icons

Is cutting-edge technology necessarily an antithesis of craftsmanship? In tapping upon augmented reality (AR), this is our pursuit of bridging both realms: we’ve introduced an unorthodox experience without compromising on the tactility of porcelain. An unassuming plate springs to life in AR, swelling with storied Milanese icons and sure to...

New Dimensions

Every community is made up of stories, myths and legends. We believe that physical objects are conduits of these very narratives. They hold the power for connection — between generations, cultures and beyond. As we contemplate on the future, how will a modest object retain its potential to connect people?...

New Mingei

The term “Mingei” combines the word “min (民)”, which means the common people, and “gei (芸)”, meaning art. Essentially, Mingei refers to the art of common people. The New Mingei collection by Supermama is a carefully selected range of ceramic wares from different kilns all over Japan. From Minoyaki from...

New Nanyang

NEW NANYANG is Supermama's latest collection, exploring and contributing to the evolving language of art objects. The project, which showcases the unique talent of 10 Singaporean artists and the craftsmanship of 10 Japanese manufacturing facilities, draws inspiration from the concept of a New Asian Language. This concept aims to convey...

Pasar Botanica

Aromatic galangal, numbing chili padi and freshly-plucked coriander: Pasar Botanica is a collection that pays tribute to everyday Singaporean ingredients found in our very own kitchens. The colourful hues and textures of these vegetables are captured down to the finest detail in these beautifully rendered botanical illustrations — a fitting...

Porcelain Tingkat

Asia’s colourful variety of food carriers includes lunchboxes, bento sets, banana leaves, and none other than the classic Tingkat. These cylindrical multi-layered tin cans originated from India, and now are widely used across Asia to transport hot meals. Studio Juju’s soft curving silhouettes and autumnal colours lend a refined simplicity...

Retro Agogo

Decades before the era of sleek buildings and smart devices, came the nostalgia-tinged years spent playing with marbles, tin cans and kuti-kuti. M for Museum presents a curated time capsule of knick-knacks from the nation’s nascent years with Retro Agogo, inspired by a shared Singaporean childhood.

SG Blue X

Supermama teams up with global artists and brands to intricately meld artistic visions with Singapore culture. Experimental and delightful in equal measure, each collaboration showcases the infinite possibilities of porcelain.

SG Mementos

SG Mementos In our travels, we make precious memories of the places we’ve visited and the experiences we had. The SG Mementos collection captures such memories in a whimsical and colourful scene on an exquisite bone china sauce dish. May SG Mementos be etched in your minds as lasting as the...

Singapore A to Z

Singaporeans are a colourful bunch, and our national language is no different. A long history of communication between those who spoke different languages, such as Malay, Mandarin, Tamil and Hokkien, birthed our beloved lingua franca known as Singlish. Now, if the cries of "Alamak!" or "Paiseh!" are confusing you, look...

Singapore Architecture

Singapore Architecture Singapore River used to be the centre of trade, commerce and finance. Paying tribute to the River that has helped develop our architectural landscape and economy, different plates of architectural scenes in Singapore are designed, using the river as a connecting point between the plates.Our Singapore Architecture collection...

Singapore Cityscape

Singapore Cityscape Skyscrapers, adorned with shimmering lights, reach towards the heavens, casting their reflections upon the serene waters of Marina Bay. The iconic Marina Bay Sands, with its ship-like structure crowned by an ethereal sky garden, stands as a testament to human ingenuity and innovation. Along the waterfront, the supertrees...

Singapore Icons

Singapore Icons is our inaugural collection that captivated the hearts of many Singaporeans. The simple yet symbolic designs of this collection won the highest design accolade, President's Design Award after its launch in 2013.  Singapore Icons remains a well-loved collection and collectible for many in Singapore. 

Singapore Stickers

Singapore Stickers Collection is an intricate tapestry of Singapore motifs that illustrates the colourful life we have in Singapore. Weaved together in shared experiences, Singapore Stickers is a stark reminder of our past and present, and it seeks to inspire hopes for a new collective experience for us in Singapore.

Singapore Stories

Singapore Stories is a collection of cobalt blue white porcelain plates which centres on personal narratives and experiences of locals across diverse fields. This selection will continue to evolve with time, uncovering underrepresented inflections of our city. First launched in Nov 2020, Singapore Stories was overwhelmingly successful. It is therefore...

Social-Driven Giftware

In collaboration with i’mable Collective, Social-Driven Giftware collection is our foray into batik-inspired prints — an artform that pays homage to our Southeast Asian heritage. The collection features lacquerware showcasing designs crafted by Singaporean artists with disabilities. The collection was first launched at Salone Milano during Milan Design Week in...

Supermama X Candlenut

In Supermama, we take collaborations seriously because every collaboration reflects the shared beliefs and ethos of the collaborators. Beyond the beautiful design and rich stories, we take pride in presenting our crafts at the highest level. This uncompromising dedication is the foundation upon which all our products are created. It...

The Garden of Rest | Supermama x Chatterbox

Supermama x Chatterbox Singapore proudly presents our second collaboration in celebration of this National Day.The Garden of Rest Collection presents a whimsical scenic interpretation of Chatterbox’s local heritage, featuring elements that highlight key aspects of Orchard Road from a bygone era.Designed by MessyMsxi, these pieces invite you to gain a...

Under The Block

When the Housing Development Board (HDB) started building public housing on pillars to free up ground space, 'void decks' were coined as a uniquely Singaporean term. From children playing games everyday, to festive celebrations that come once a year, and weddings that come once a lifetime, these communal spaces have...