The intimate relationship we have with a finite
natural resource like clay has formed our
relationship with the environment. We take every
possible step to eliminate anything heading towards
a landfill and we are continually looking for new
ways to make a positive impact. Our entire
production process will soon operate entirely on
locally harvested renewables, from rainwater to
solar energy.

Conscious of the issues surrounding the
sustainability of our lifestyles, Kevala is taking major
action to ensure all aspects of production are both socially
and ecologically responsible, whilst
continuing to meet our high-quality standards and
the needs of our clients. We go beyond meeting all
government legislations and set more ambitious
goals for our organisation.

At Kevala, we believe that making responsibly begins with looking more closely at what we use, what we make, what we leave behind, and where it all comes from.
Our Sustainability Manifesto is shaped by six principles that guide how we design, produce, collaborate, and grow:
designing waste out of our processes, creating impact through collaboration, staying rooted in Bali while taking responsibility beyond it, thinking beyond the life of a single piece, bringing greater precision to how we make, and owning the
imperfections along the way.

These are not ideals that exist outside our everyday practice. They shape the choices we make from the materials we work with and the resources we use, to what happens when something does not go as planned. We believe that nothing we make stands alone. Every piece is connected to its materials, its makers, its place, and the wider systems around it. We are still learning how to make better. So we keep questioning, experimenting, measuring, and finding new ways to leave less behind. Rooted in Bali and connected to a wider world, this is our commitment: to make with what we have, care for where we come from, and keep learning how to do better, hand-in-hand with our planet, our people, and our purpose.

The Circular Collection is an eco-conscious
collaboration between Kevala and designer Sara
Howard. Instead of using new raw materials,
this fourteen-piece tableware range is created
from industrial byproducts that would otherwise
be left to pollute our natural environments.

Reusable materials are captured from marble
and granite factory slurries, clay and glaze
residues retrieved from water treatment
systems, and glass fragments filtered out of
rivers. This is an ongoing project that aims to
create beautiful and durable ceramics from
100% collected waste.

Ceramics are a perfect fit for coral propagation and
make an excellent natural alternative to metal frames.
Crafted in partnership with Patina Maldives, our
handmade coral structures are helping to regenerate
nearby reefs and keep them full of life.