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IMPORTANT: Commissions have a timeline of at least 2 months from confirmation. Glazes are seasonal, depending on the ash and material that are processed by the artist.

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Wholesale prices are available for restaurants, corporate gifts, and medium- to large-scale installations.
Payment terms are available for items above Php 25,000 (USD 500).

Ceramic art sculpture of a human torso with a neck and head, decorated with abstract brown and blue patterns, displayed on a white pedestal.

Past Commissions

Flow (2025)

Aya celebrated its partnership with pottery artist Jose Solon Perfecto with a Filipino drinking lunch in November 2024

Hapag & Aya (2023-2024)

Surftown celadon glaze by Jose Solon Perfecto on commissioned ceramic glass for Hapag and Aya in Manila

“‘Every piece should tell a story’—this was our goal. We always envisioned Hapag to be a space for all things Filipino, beyond food and dining…. This is why we are especially proud to be working with homegrown talents. One such talent is Jose Solon Perfecto, a La Union-based pottery artist and champion for terroir ceramics. From our stoneware jugs to our ash-based celadon tableware, every piece is a nod to Filipino table culture. They are tangible and visual representations of the many rules, spoken or unspoken, that define the way we break bread.”

Hapag
7F Balmori Suites, Rockwell Center, Makati City, Philippines
www.hapagmnl.com

Just as fresh water flows from the mountains to the rivers and the seas, Jose Solon Perfecto merges his signature celadon glaze with the deep blue rims of these glasses. FLOW’s chef and owner, Kevin Uy, uses them as bowls for his River course, which features a Peruvian Chupe de Camarones. (With photos from Jar Concengco of Campfire Media)

FLOW
Green Sun Hotel, Chino Roces Ext., Makati City, Philippines
www.restaurantflow.ph

Handmade ceramics using the terroir of La Union were commissioned by Hapag from pottery artist Jose Solon Perfecto
Blue glaze on a ceramic espresso cup commissioned by Hatch Coffee in Baguio City from pottery artist Jose Solon Perfecto

Hatch Coffee (2024)

Terroir ceramic espresso cups with blue ash glaze especially made for Hatch Coffee at Easter Road in Baguio City

Two ceramic cups with matching saucers on a concrete ledge outdoors, with a background of trees and greenery.

El Union Coffee Baguio (2024)

Signature Surftown celadon glaze and blue ash glaze ceramic vessels for El Union Coffee at Outlook Drive in Baguio City

Commissioned ceramics from Makan at Eliseos by Jose Solon Perfecto

ELISEOS (2020)

Customized terroir ceramics with logo for Makan at Eliseos in San Juan, La Union

  • Meet the Artist

    Known as the Prodigal Son of Contemporary Philippine Ceramics, Jose Solon Perfecto is a prolific artist in pottery, abstract expressionism, and media culture.

    Jose Solon Perfecto on the pottery wheel
  • Perfecto Deli

    Ceramics — like wine and cigars — is meant to be experienced through the senses.

    Ceramic candelabra sculpture by Jose Solon Perfecto
  • Gallery

    Some of Jose’s pottery are from the first anagama kiln firing in the Philippines.

    Terroir ceramics at Vinyl on Vinyl 2024