Indigo Storm Ceramic Large Serving Bowl

Indigo Storm Ceramic Large Serving BowlThe Indigo Storm large serving bowl by British designer Faye Toogood reveals its experimental construction right on the surface. Adding rich blue pigmentation to the traditional slip coating results in streaks and swirls of colour across the creamware that differ with each trial. The contrasting hues recall heritage Delftware.

it’s the perfect way to share a toast with friends

The manual details make each piece unique

designed to enhance the characteristics of white wine

early 00s Millebolle Murano vase

Kaneko Kohyo’s joyful Rinka series brings warmth to any dinner table

Use the tonal green vessel to display large blooms or dried flowers

The bouclé look recalls the mythical ram of the Cyclops Polyphemus and will last for generations

Perla Valtierra has a team of 20 artisans who produce hand-thrown ceramics and slip-case editions in Bajío

Due to the unique glaze

Each one is finished by hand in a transparent amethyst colour – a nod to the founders’ penchant for colours inspired by their birthplace

The petal-shaped edges of this serving dish are inspired by 17th century French dinnerware

just be sure not to give in to the temptation to take a bite…