Founded in 1957, Gorbon Ceramics is one of Turkey’s best-kept design secrets — a family atelier where clay meets architecture, and heritage flirts with modern craft.

From bespoke tiles for Hermès boutiques and Four Seasons hotels to large-scale public artworks across London, Muscat, and New York, Gorbon has spent decades proving that ceramic is not a material — it’s a language. Each piece is still handmade in Istanbul using clay, glazes, and pigments sourced from the Anatolian earth, shaped by artisans who treat geometry like poetry.

Now led by Orhan Gorbon, the brand continues to blur the lines between art, architecture, and design — a quiet rebellion of craftsmanship in an age of mass production.