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Returns & Refunds

Returns & Refunds

We hope you love your Littori pieces. As many of our ceramics are handmade or hand-finished, slight variations in shape, glaze, colour and surface details are part of their character and are not considered defects.

Returns & Exchanges
If you change your mind, please contact us within 7 days of receiving your order. Items must be unused, in their original condition and returned with the original packaging.

Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer unless the item received was incorrect or damaged.

Damaged or Incorrect Items
If your order arrives damaged or you receive the wrong item, please contact us within 48 hours of delivery with your order number and clear photos of the item and packaging.

Once reviewed, we will arrange a suitable replacement or refund where applicable.

Non-Returnable Items
For hygiene and practical reasons, items that have been used, washed, damaged after delivery, or are no longer in their original condition cannot be returned.

Sale items or specially marked final-sale items are also non-returnable unless they arrive damaged or incorrect.

Refunds
Approved refunds will be returned to the original payment method. Please allow several working days for the refund to appear, depending on your bank or payment provider.

Handmade Variations
Minor differences in colour, shape, glaze, brushwork, texture or size are normal in handmade ceramics and do not qualify as defects.

If you have any questions about a return, please contact us through our Contact page.

It started with finding things we loved.

Littori started in 2024, after Asami discovered a very different side of ceramics in Jingdezhen.

Beyond the traditional porcelain the city is famous for, there was this whole world of young artists making things that were quirky, playful and sometimes just a little weird β€” in the best way.

We loved them. And thought Singapore might too.

So we brought some home.

One pop-up led to another β€” Good Pet Fair, Singapore Pet Festival and plenty of weekends packing ceramics into boxes, setting up tables and meeting people who got just as excited about these little pieces as we did.

Somewhere along the way, Asami started making too.

Being surrounded by ceramics all the time has consequences.

Asami started spending more time learning pottery and returning to Jingdezhen whenever she could to practise, learn and get better at the craft.

Today, Littori is still about discovering interesting work from independent ceramic artists, but it has also become a place for Asami to create her own pieces through ASA by Littori, from her little home pottery studio.

All while being a mum, running a home and somehow finding time to make another cup.

So, what makes something β€œLittori”?

We like things with personality.

A funny handle. A wonky little character. An unexpected colour. Something that makes you pick it up and look twice.

We don't really care if something follows the latest trend.

If it makes us smile, we're interested.

And hopefully, you'll find something here that makes you smile too.