Ceramics from Japanese kilns, hand-painted plates from Italian workshops, brass from Indian artisans — each piece chosen for the table it will grace.
A selection of our most-loved tableware, ready to ship.
We work directly with small workshops and family-run kilns across five countries. No mass production, no factory seconds — just the pieces the makers themselves are proud to send.
What to look for when choosing handcrafted pieces for your home.
Ceramic, porcelain, stoneware, and glass each have different durability and care needs. Dishwasher-safe pieces work for daily use; hand-painted items often need hand-washing.
Consider your table size and serving habits. A 10.5-inch dinner plate suits most settings; larger platters and tureens are statement pieces for entertaining.
Japanese minimalism pairs well with Scandinavian simplicity. Italian florals complement Moroccan patterns. Don't be afraid to blend — the best tables are personal.

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