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A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
A small object for a living thing.
These handmade ceramic air plant holders are mini sculptural pieces—wheel-thrown or hand-built—made to sit quietly on a shelf, desk, or tabletop. Each holder is kiln-fired either in oxidation or raku, creating natural variation in tone and surface that makes every piece one of a kind. Sized to cradle one to three air plants (Tillandsia), they turn a simple plant into a grounded, tactile presence—no soil required, just air, light, and form.
This Ikebana vessel is designed as a sculptural foundation for the art of living flowers. Rather than functioning as a neutral container, the form actively participates in the arrangement—supporting line, balance, and negative space while remaining visually grounded in its own right.
Each piece is handmade in stoneware and fired to maturity, emphasizing subtle surface variation, weight, and presence. The proportions are intentionally restrained to allow the stems to define the composition, while the vessel anchors the arrangement with quiet authority.
The included 1.25" stinless steel kenzan (pin frog) in this form supports both minimalist and expressive arrangements. Whether holding a single branch or a complex seasonal composition, the vessel invites slow looking and intentional placement.
This Ikebana vessel is designed as a sculptural foundation for the art of living flowers. Rather than functioning as a neutral container, the form actively participates in the arrangement—supporting line, balance, and negative space while remaining visually grounded in its own right.
Each piece is handmade in stoneware and fired to maturity, emphasizing subtle surface variation, weight, and presence. The proportions are intentionally restrained to allow the stems to define the composition, while the vessel anchors the arrangement with quiet authority.
The included 1.25" stinless steel kenzan (pin frog) in this form supports both minimalist and expressive arrangements. Whether holding a single branch or a complex seasonal composition, the vessel invites slow looking and intentional placement.
This Ikebana vessel is designed as a sculptural foundation for the art of living flowers. Rather than functioning as a neutral container, the form actively participates in the arrangement—supporting line, balance, and negative space while remaining visually grounded in its own right.
Each piece is handmade in stoneware and fired to maturity, emphasizing subtle surface variation, weight, and presence. The proportions are intentionally restrained to allow the stems to define the composition, while the vessel anchors the arrangement with quiet authority.
The included 1.25" stinless steel kenzan (pin frog) in this form supports both minimalist and expressive arrangements. Whether holding a single branch or a complex seasonal composition, the vessel invites slow looking and intentional placement.
This Ikebana vessel is designed as a sculptural foundation for the art of living flowers. Rather than functioning as a neutral container, the form actively participates in the arrangement—supporting line, balance, and negative space while remaining visually grounded in its own right.
Each piece is handmade in stoneware and fired to maturity, emphasizing subtle surface variation, weight, and presence. The proportions are intentionally restrained to allow the stems to define the composition, while the vessel anchors the arrangement with quiet authority.
The included 1.25" stinless steel kenzan (pin frog) in this form supports both minimalist and expressive arrangements. Whether holding a single branch or a complex seasonal composition, the vessel invites slow looking and intentional placement.
This Ikebana vessel is designed as a sculptural foundation for the art of living flowers. Rather than functioning as a neutral container, the form actively participates in the arrangement—supporting line, balance, and negative space while remaining visually grounded in its own right.
Each piece is handmade in stoneware and fired to maturity, emphasizing subtle surface variation, weight, and presence. The proportions are intentionally restrained to allow the stems to define the composition, while the vessel anchors the arrangement with quiet authority.
The included 1.25" stinless steel kenzan (pin frog) in this form supports both minimalist and expressive arrangements. Whether holding a single branch or a complex seasonal composition, the vessel invites slow looking and intentional placement.
This Ikebana vessel is designed as a sculptural foundation for the art of living flowers. Rather than functioning as a neutral container, the form actively participates in the arrangement—supporting line, balance, and negative space while remaining visually grounded in its own right.
Each piece is handmade in stoneware and fired to maturity, emphasizing subtle surface variation, weight, and presence. The proportions are intentionally restrained to allow the stems to define the composition, while the vessel anchors the arrangement with quiet authority.
The included 1.25" stinless steel kenzan (pin frog) in this form supports both minimalist and expressive arrangements. Whether holding a single branch or a complex seasonal composition, the vessel invites slow looking and intentional placement.
This Ikebana vessel is designed as a sculptural foundation for the art of living flowers. Rather than functioning as a neutral container, the form actively participates in the arrangement—supporting line, balance, and negative space while remaining visually grounded in its own right.
Each piece is handmade in stoneware and fired to maturity, emphasizing subtle surface variation, weight, and presence. The proportions are intentionally restrained to allow the stems to define the composition, while the vessel anchors the arrangement with quiet authority.
The included 1.25" stinless steel kenzan (pin frog) in this form supports both minimalist and expressive arrangements. Whether holding a single branch or a complex seasonal composition, the vessel invites slow looking and intentional placement.
This Ikebana vessel is designed as a sculptural foundation for the art of living flowers. Rather than functioning as a neutral container, the form actively participates in the arrangement—supporting line, balance, and negative space while remaining visually grounded in its own right.
Each piece is handmade in stoneware and fired to maturity, emphasizing subtle surface variation, weight, and presence. The proportions are intentionally restrained to allow the stems to define the composition, while the vessel anchors the arrangement with quiet authority.
The included 1.25" stinless steel kenzan (pin frog) in this form supports both minimalist and expressive arrangements. Whether holding a single branch or a complex seasonal composition, the vessel invites slow looking and intentional placement.
This Ikebana vessel is designed as a sculptural foundation for the art of living flowers. Rather than functioning as a neutral container, the form actively participates in the arrangement—supporting line, balance, and negative space while remaining visually grounded in its own right.
Each piece is handmade in stoneware and fired to maturity, emphasizing subtle surface variation, weight, and presence. The proportions are intentionally restrained to allow the stems to define the composition, while the vessel anchors the arrangement with quiet authority.
The included 1.25" stinless steel kenzan (pin frog) in this form supports both minimalist and expressive arrangements. Whether holding a single branch or a complex seasonal composition, the vessel invites slow looking and intentional placement.
This Ikebana vessel is designed as a sculptural foundation for the art of living flowers. Rather than functioning as a neutral container, the form actively participates in the arrangement—supporting line, balance, and negative space while remaining visually grounded in its own right.
Each piece is handmade in stoneware and fired to maturity, emphasizing subtle surface variation, weight, and presence. The proportions are intentionally restrained to allow the stems to define the composition, while the vessel anchors the arrangement with quiet authority.
The included 1.25" stinless steel kenzan (pin frog) in this form supports both minimalist and expressive arrangements. Whether holding a single branch or a complex seasonal composition, the vessel invites slow looking and intentional placement.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
A Sanctuary for Small Treasures
Designed not just to be seen, but to hold meaning. This Obvara Keepsake Vessel offers a quiet, beautiful space for the small things that matter—whether it's jewelry on a bedside table, a handwritten note, or a memento from your travels.
The organic, scorched surface of the jar's Obvara finish creates a grounded, earthy presence, making this piece a striking standalone object or a functional part of your daily ritual.
Obvara-fired surfaces are created through natural carbonization rather than glaze, and may subtly lighten or shift in tone over time as the surface gently oxidizes or protective finishes age.
Terracotta Republic's Obvara-fired Medium Planetary Vessel is a world unto itself. This Medium-scale spherical vessel is a study in volume and surface, designed to command space in any room.
Born from the Obvara firing process, the jar's surface bears the indelible marks of its creation—scorched patterns that resemble topographical maps, storm clouds, or nebulae. No two "planets" are alike; each is a recorded history of the fire it passed through.
This vessel is crowned with a hand-turned [Walnut / Butternut] lid, chosen for its warmth and grain to complement the ceramic surface. Anchoring the lid is a raw [Insert Gemstone Name, e.g., Black Tourmaline] finial, selected to ground the piece and add a final touch of geological intent. A leather cord with a secure tie ensures the contents remain undisturbed.
A Sanctuary for What Matters With a volume of over 250 cubic inches, this vessel is designed for safekeeping. While it stands beautifully as a purely sculptural object, it serves deeply as a sanctuary for:
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Archives: A repository for family letters, journals, or photo collections.
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Collections: A home for gathered stones, sea glass, or travel mementos.
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A Guardian of Memories: A time capsule to be sealed and passed down.
Whether used to hold a lifetime of letters, a collection of sacred objects, or simply to hold space on a mantle, the Planetary Vessel offers a quiet gravity to any environment.
Terracotta Republic's Obvara-fired Medium Planetary Vessel is a world unto itself. This Medium-scale spherical vessel is a study in volume and surface, designed to command space in any room.
Born from the Obvara firing process, the jar's surface bears the indelible marks of its creation—scorched patterns that resemble topographical maps, storm clouds, or nebulae. No two "planets" are alike; each is a recorded history of the fire it passed through.
This vessel is crowned with a hand-turned [Walnut / Butternut] lid, chosen for its warmth and grain to complement the ceramic surface. Anchoring the lid is a raw [Insert Gemstone Name, e.g., Black Tourmaline] finial, selected to ground the piece and add a final touch of geological intent. A leather cord with a secure tie ensures the contents remain undisturbed.
A Sanctuary for What Matters With a volume of over 250 cubic inches, this vessel is designed for safekeeping. While it stands beautifully as a purely sculptural object, it serves deeply as a sanctuary for:
-
Archives: A repository for family letters, journals, or photo collections.
-
Collections: A home for gathered stones, sea glass, or travel mementos.
-
A Guardian of Memories: A time capsule to be sealed and passed down.
Whether used to hold a lifetime of letters, a collection of sacred objects, or simply to hold space on a mantle, the Planetary Vessel offers a quiet gravity to any environment.
Terracotta Republic's Obvara-fired Medium Planetary Vessel is a world unto itself. This Medium-scale spherical vessel is a study in volume and surface, designed to command space in any room.
Born from the Obvara firing process, the jar's surface bears the indelible marks of its creation—scorched patterns that resemble topographical maps, storm clouds, or nebulae. No two "planets" are alike; each is a recorded history of the fire it passed through.
This vessel is crowned with a hand-turned [Walnut / Butternut] lid, chosen for its warmth and grain to complement the ceramic surface. Anchoring the lid is a raw [Insert Gemstone Name, e.g., Black Tourmaline] finial, selected to ground the piece and add a final touch of geological intent. A leather cord with a secure tie ensures the contents remain undisturbed.
A Sanctuary for What Matters With a volume of over 250 cubic inches, this vessel is designed for safekeeping. While it stands beautifully as a purely sculptural object, it serves deeply as a sanctuary for:
-
Archives: A repository for family letters, journals, or photo collections.
-
Collections: A home for gathered stones, sea glass, or travel mementos.
-
A Guardian of Memories: A time capsule to be sealed and passed down.
Whether used to hold a lifetime of letters, a collection of sacred objects, or simply to hold space on a mantle, the Planetary Vessel offers a quiet gravity to any environment.
Terracotta Republic's Large Obvara-fired Planetary Vessel is a world unto itself. This large-scale spherical vessel is a study in volume and surface, designed to command space in any room.
Born from the Obvara firing process, the jar's surface bears the indelible marks of its creation—scorched patterns that resemble topographical maps, storm clouds, or nebulae. No two "planets" are alike; each is a recorded history of the fire it passed through.
This vessel is crowned with a hand-turned [Walnut / Butternut] lid, chosen for its warmth and grain to complement the ceramic surface. Anchoring the lid is a raw [Insert Gemstone Name, e.g., Black Tourmaline] finial, selected to ground the piece and add a final touch of geological intent. A leather cord with a secure tie ensures the contents remain undisturbed.
A Sanctuary for What Matters With a volume of over 500 cubic inches, this vessel is designed for safekeeping. While it stands beautifully as a purely sculptural object, it serves deeply as a sanctuary for:
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Archives: A repository for family letters, journals, or photo collections.
-
Collections: A home for gathered stones, sea glass, or travel mementos.
-
A Guardian of Memories: A time capsule to be sealed and passed down.
Whether used to hold a lifetime of letters, a collection of sacred objects, or simply to hold space on a mantle, the Planetary Vessel offers a quiet gravity to any environment.
A handmade ceramic dish designed for baking and serving warm brie at the table. Wheel-thrown in our studio with a unique pulled handle and finished with food-safe cone-6 glazes, each piece is sized for a standard round of brie or camembert and moves easily from oven to table. When hot, we recommend resting the dish on a cloth surface or pot-mat. Subtle variations in form and surface reflect the character of the handmade process.
Quick Baked Brie Recipe:
Place cheese in baker, add one rounded spoonful of brown sugar to top. Drizzle with honey, sprinkle with chopped nuts, dried fruit, figs... and place in slightly warmed oven. Bake at 350 for 10 to 20 minutes. Spread on favorite crackers or toasted bread. Enjoy!
Note: Serving example and maker’s mark images are shown for reference. Subtle variations are part of the handmade process.
Not-Just-A-Spoon Rest — this little hand-thrown piece does a lot more than park a spoon. Finished in our food-safe cone 6 glazes, it’s dishwasher-safe and microwaveable, ready for everyday kitchen challenges.
Most spoon rests are embossed on the interior with simple, gestural markings—everything from grasses, to a pineapple (a symbol of welcome), to sun-like motifs—so each one has its own personality.
A few ways to use it:
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Spoon, ladle, or spatula rest (classic)
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Colander drain catch for berries, rinsed herbs, or pasta
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Small plate for oil & vinegar, salsas, or dips
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Butter melter / warming dish (microwave-friendly)
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Tea bag or lemon-wedge dish
And beyond the kitchen:
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Soap dish or incense holder
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Catch-all for keys or loose change
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Tiny bedside tray for rings and earrings
Each spoon rest is made individually and carries subtle variations in form and surface, reflecting the handmade process and the natural materials from which it is formed.
A handmade ceramic dish designed for baking and serving warm brie at the table. Wheel-thrown in our studio with a unique pulled handle and finished with food-safe cone-6 glazes, each piece is sized for a standard round of brie or camembert and moves easily from oven to table. When hot, we recommend resting the dish on a cloth surface or pot-mat. Subtle variations in form and surface reflect the character of the handmade process.
Quick Baked Brie Recipe:
Place cheese in baker, add one rounded spoonful of brown sugar to top. Drizzle with honey, sprinkle with chopped nuts, dried fruit, figs... and place in slightly warmed oven. Bake at 350 for 10 to 20 minutes. Spread on favorite crackers or toasted bread. Enjoy!
Note: Serving example and maker’s mark images are shown for reference. Subtle variations are part of the handmade process.
Not-Just-A-Spoon Rest — this little hand-thrown piece does a lot more than park a spoon. Finished in our food-safe cone 6 glazes, it’s dishwasher-safe and microwaveable, ready for everyday kitchen challenges.
Most spoon rests are embossed on the interior with simple, gestural markings—everything from grasses, to a pineapple (a symbol of welcome), to sun-like motifs—so each one has its own personality.
A few ways to use it:
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Spoon, ladle, or spatula rest (classic)
-
Colander drain catch for berries, rinsed herbs, or pasta
-
Small plate for oil & vinegar, salsas, or dips
-
Butter melter / warming dish (microwave-friendly)
-
Tea bag or lemon-wedge dish
And beyond the kitchen:
-
Soap dish or incense holder
-
Catch-all for keys or loose change
-
Tiny bedside tray for rings and earrings
Each spoon rest is made individually and carries subtle variations in form and surface, reflecting the handmade process and the natural materials from which it is formed.
Sponge Holder (a.k.a. the little sink upgrade). Made by potters who cook—and clean—this handmade ceramic holder lifts your sponge off the counter so it can drain and breathe. Less soggy, less messy, and a nicer look beside the faucet. Glazed in our food-safe cone 6 finishes and fired in oxidation, each one has its own markings and personality.
Each sponge holder is made individually and carries subtle variations in form and surface, reflecting the handmade process and the natural materials from which it is formed.
Not-Just-A-Spoon Rest — this little hand-thrown piece does a lot more than park a spoon. Finished in our food-safe cone 6 glazes, it’s dishwasher-safe and microwaveable, ready for everyday kitchen challenges.
Most spoon rests are embossed on the interior with simple, gestural markings—everything from grasses, to a pineapple (a symbol of welcome), to sun-like motifs—so each one has its own personality.
A few ways to use it:
-
Spoon, ladle, or spatula rest (classic)
-
Colander drain catch for berries, rinsed herbs, or pasta
-
Small plate for oil & vinegar, salsas, or dips
-
Butter melter / warming dish (microwave-friendly)
-
Tea bag or lemon-wedge dish
And beyond the kitchen:
-
Soap dish or incense holder
-
Catch-all for keys or loose change
-
Tiny bedside tray for rings and earrings
Each spoon rest is made individually and carries subtle variations in form and surface, reflecting the handmade process and the natural materials from which it is formed.
Sponge Holder (a.k.a. the little sink upgrade). Made by potters who cook—and clean—this handmade ceramic holder lifts your sponge off the counter so it can drain and breathe. Less soggy, less messy, and a nicer look beside the faucet. Glazed in our food-safe cone 6 finishes and fired in oxidation, each one has its own markings and personality.
Each sponge holder is made individually and carries subtle variations in form and surface, reflecting the handmade process and the natural materials from which it is formed.
Not-Just-A-Spoon Rest — this little hand-thrown piece does a lot more than park a spoon. Finished in our food-safe cone 6 glazes, it’s dishwasher-safe and microwaveable, ready for everyday kitchen challenges.
Most spoon rests are embossed on the interior with simple, gestural markings—everything from grasses, to a pineapple (a symbol of welcome), to sun-like motifs—so each one has its own personality.
A few ways to use it:
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Spoon, ladle, or spatula rest (classic)
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Colander drain catch for berries, rinsed herbs, or pasta
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Small plate for oil & vinegar, salsas, or dips
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Butter melter / warming dish (microwave-friendly)
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Tea bag or lemon-wedge dish
And beyond the kitchen:
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Soap dish or incense holder
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Catch-all for keys or loose change
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Tiny bedside tray for rings and earrings
Each spoon rest is made individually and carries subtle variations in form and surface, reflecting the handmade process and the natural materials from which it is formed.
Not-Just-A-Spoon Rest — this little hand-thrown piece does a lot more than park a spoon. Finished in our food-safe cone 6 glazes, it’s dishwasher-safe and microwaveable, ready for everyday kitchen challenges.
Most spoon rests are embossed on the interior with simple, gestural markings—everything from grasses, to a pineapple (a symbol of welcome), to sun-like motifs—so each one has its own personality.
A few ways to use it:
-
Spoon, ladle, or spatula rest (classic)
-
Colander drain catch for berries, rinsed herbs, or pasta
-
Small plate for oil & vinegar, salsas, or dips
-
Butter melter / warming dish (microwave-friendly)
-
Tea bag or lemon-wedge dish
And beyond the kitchen:
-
Soap dish or incense holder
-
Catch-all for keys or loose change
-
Tiny bedside tray for rings and earrings
Each spoon rest is made individually and carries subtle variations in form and surface, reflecting the handmade process and the natural materials from which it is formed.
Not-Just-A-Spoon Rest — this little hand-thrown piece does a lot more than park a spoon. Finished in our food-safe cone 6 glazes, it’s dishwasher-safe and microwaveable, ready for everyday kitchen challenges.
Most spoon rests are embossed on the interior with simple, gestural markings—everything from grasses, to a pineapple (a symbol of welcome), to sun-like motifs—so each one has its own personality.
A few ways to use it:
-
Spoon, ladle, or spatula rest (classic)
-
Colander drain catch for berries, rinsed herbs, or pasta
-
Small plate for oil & vinegar, salsas, or dips
-
Butter melter / warming dish (microwave-friendly)
-
Tea bag or lemon-wedge dish
And beyond the kitchen:
-
Soap dish or incense holder
-
Catch-all for keys or loose change
-
Tiny bedside tray for rings and earrings
Each spoon rest is made individually and carries subtle variations in form and surface, reflecting the handmade process and the natural materials from which it is formed.
Not-Just-A-Spoon Rest — this little hand-thrown piece does a lot more than park a spoon. Finished in our food-safe cone 6 glazes, it’s dishwasher-safe and microwaveable, ready for everyday kitchen challenges.
Most spoon rests are embossed on the interior with simple, gestural markings—everything from grasses, to a pineapple (a symbol of welcome), to sun-like motifs—so each one has its own personality.
A few ways to use it:
-
Spoon, ladle, or spatula rest (classic)
-
Colander drain catch for berries, rinsed herbs, or pasta
-
Small plate for oil & vinegar, salsas, or dips
-
Butter melter / warming dish (microwave-friendly)
-
Tea bag or lemon-wedge dish
And beyond the kitchen:
-
Soap dish or incense holder
-
Catch-all for keys or loose change
-
Tiny bedside tray for rings and earrings
Each spoon rest is made individually and carries subtle variations in form and surface, reflecting the handmade process and the natural materials from which it is formed.
Sponge Holder (a.k.a. the little sink upgrade). Made by potters who cook—and clean—this handmade ceramic holder lifts your sponge off the counter so it can drain and breathe. Less soggy, less messy, and a nicer look beside the faucet. Glazed in our food-safe cone 6 finishes and fired in oxidation, each one has its own markings and personality.
Each sponge holder is made individually and carries subtle variations in form and surface, reflecting the handmade process and the natural materials from which it is formed.
A handmade ceramic dish designed for baking and serving warm brie at the table. Wheel-thrown in our studio with a unique pulled handle and finished with food-safe cone-6 glazes, each piece is sized for a standard round of brie or camembert and moves easily from oven to table. When hot, we recommend resting the dish on a cloth surface or pot-mat. Subtle variations in form and surface reflect the character of the handmade process.
Quick Baked Brie Recipe:
Place cheese in baker, add one rounded spoonful of brown sugar to top. Drizzle with honey, sprinkle with chopped nuts, dried fruit, figs... and place in slightly warmed oven. Bake at 350 for 10 to 20 minutes. Spread on favorite crackers or toasted bread. Enjoy!
Note: Serving example and maker’s mark images are shown for reference. Subtle variations are part of the handmade process.
A handmade ceramic dish designed for baking and serving warm brie at the table. Wheel-thrown in our studio with a unique pulled handle and finished with food-safe cone-6 glazes, each piece is sized for a standard round of brie or camembert and moves easily from oven to table. When hot, we recommend resting the dish on a cloth surface or pot-mat. Subtle variations in form and surface reflect the character of the handmade process.
Quick Baked Brie Recipe:
Place cheese in baker, add one rounded spoonful of brown sugar to top. Drizzle with honey, sprinkle with chopped nuts, dried fruit, figs... and place in slightly warmed oven. Bake at 350 for 10 to 20 minutes. Spread on favorite crackers or toasted bread. Enjoy!
Note: Serving example and maker’s mark images are shown for reference. Subtle variations are part of the handmade process.
A handmade ceramic dish designed for baking and serving warm brie at the table. Wheel-thrown in our studio with a unique pulled handle and finished with food-safe cone-6 glazes, each piece is sized for a standard round of brie or camembert and moves easily from oven to table. When hot, we recommend resting the dish on a cloth surface or pot-mat. Subtle variations in form and surface reflect the character of the handmade process.
Quick Baked Brie Recipe:
Place cheese in baker, add one rounded spoonful of brown sugar to top. Drizzle with honey, sprinkle with chopped nuts, dried fruit, figs... and place in slightly warmed oven. Bake at 350 for 10 to 20 minutes. Spread on favorite crackers or toasted bread. Enjoy!
Note: Serving example and maker’s mark images are shown for reference. Subtle variations are part of the handmade process.
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Air Plant Holder
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Air Plant Holder
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Air Plant Holder
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Air Plant Holder
Regular price $22Regular price
