- Material Ceramic
- Use Indoor
- Style Minimalist
- Care Hand wash
Thrown and finished by hand, this oval stoneware platter is dipped in a reactive glaze that swirls and settles differently across every piece — pooling in deep iron-grey at the rim, warming to rust and amber toward the center. The low, gently curved edge keeps food in place while the oval form makes it easy to pass across a table. Stoneware of this weight has a grounded quality to it — substantial enough to anchor a spread, calm enough to disappear into the moment.
Because each piece is individually glazed and fired, no two platters will carry the same distribution of tone — yours will be distinct from every other.
Shipping calculated at checkout.
30-day returns on unused pieces.
The Story
Thrown and finished by hand, this oval stoneware platter is dipped in a reactive glaze that swirls and settles differently across every piece — pooling in deep iron-grey at the rim, warming to rust and amber toward the center. The low, gently curved edge keeps food in place while the oval form makes it easy to pass across a table. Stoneware of this weight has a grounded quality to it — substantial enough to anchor a spread, calm enough to disappear into the moment.
Because each piece is individually glazed and fired, no two platters will carry the same distribution of tone — yours will be distinct from every other.
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping calculated at checkout.
30-day returns on unused pieces.
The platter that earns its place at the table
A square of dark chocolate, two cookies, a steaming cup alongside. The platter sits heavy and quiet on the oak, its iron-grey rim warming to rust at the center — the kind of thing guests reach toward before they even sit down.
