about us

Mama Museum was born from a simple insight: objects can do more than just be useful. They can hold memories, places, and stories. More than just a brand, Mama Museum is a project that gives form to the bonds making us feel part of something greater.

Its roots lie in Singapore, within the creative universe of Supermama—the design studio founded in 2010 by Edwin and Mei Ling Low. Their vision gave rise to a new way of perceiving porcelain: not merely as an object, but as a medium for storytelling, culture, and collective memory.

Mama Museum serves as the Italian voice of this dialogue between East and West. Here, porcelain becomes a language, and memory its raw material. Each piece embodies a story, a tradition, or an everyday gesture transformed into a symbol.

It is not the shape of our objects that matters, but the soul they carry. Each creation is a "Polaroid on porcelain" — a fragment of culture, memory, and belonging.

Our pieces are born from a conscientious artisanal supply chain in Japan and China, where slowness, precision, and care are essential parts of the process. For us, this is what sustainability means: producing less, producing better, and creating objects that endure and retain their meaning.

Porcelain, as works of art should enter the home with a certain spontaneity, to offer sensory pleasure.

It is essential not to consider them as unattainable objects, but rather as precious gifts, moments of epiphany and affectionate gestures to be granted to oneself and to share with others.