LISTEN OBJECTS
items for everyday ritual
Objects and publications designed to be used:
for contemplation, for ideation, for slowing down.
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Discover our latest collection in collaboration with earth.works - a hand thrown ceramics line made in Dalston
The mug is designed as a daily companion, something to reach for every morning.
Hand-thrown by earth.works and finished with a marbled glaze, each piece carries slight irregularities that speak to the making process.
Built for morning coffee, long conversations and quiet pauses throughout the day.
Holds approx. 230ml
Each incense holder is handmade and may have slight variations, giving it a character that’s uniquely its own.
Measures approx. 10cm diameter
Part of the Listen x earth.works collection, this cup is an exploration of ritual in its simplest form.
Each piece is hand thrown and finished in a natural glaze, resulting in subtle variations in tone and texture.
Holds approx 180ml
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Each ceramic piece is hand-thrown and finished in a natural glaze.
No two are identical, this is the beauty of the process.
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All pieces are produced in small batches.
Restocks are not guaranteed.
Welcome to the first issue of Listen Journal.
This digital edition of “On Motherhood” offers the full journal in a clean, high resolution format for reading anywhere (compatible with e-readers/tablets).
“On Motherhood” gathers the voices and lived experiences of women of colour as they navigate one of the most layered and transformative human journeys.
Through long form essays, “In Conversation With” and poetry from writers across the global majority, this issue holds space for the nuances and honest realities often erased from mainstream media.
Inside, you’ll find writing on fertility, ageing, grief in its many forms, disability, queerness, inheritance, community care, single motherhood, mental health, and the everyday tension between joy and overwhelm. These stories move across hospitals, kitchens, ancestral altars, childhood bedrooms and quiet moments of reckoning.