Bowls & Plates

Family Plate

Plate

Two small plates sized for one good thing each, which is the whole point of tapas.Each plate takes...

Everyday Bowl

Bowl

A nesting set of small bowls in graduating glazes, built to stack into one column on a shelf.Each...

Dune Bowl

Bowl

A deep-walled bowl in layered blues that shift where the glaze runs thin over the throwing rings.Deep enough...

Cedar Bowl

Bowl

A tall-sided fruit bowl that holds a full market haul without anything rolling off the top.Small holes are...

Linen Bowl

Bowl

A neat little bowl for salted almonds handed round before anything else happens.The interior is glazed pale cream...

Olive Dish

Dish

A narrow oval dish for anchovies, cornichons and other things that arrive in fours.The oval shape came from...

Gathering Bowl

Bowl

A wide open bowl for the salad that sits in the middle of the table for three hours.Big...

Mesa Bowl

Bowl

A deep soup bowl with a band of saffron orange brushed around the rim.The band is painted freehand...

Seaside Bowl

Bowl

A shallow bowl with a steep inner wall so oil gathers deep enough to actually dip into.A flat-bottomed...

Saffron Bowl

Bowl

A small round bowl ridged on the outside like an urchin shell picked off the sand.The ridges are...

Stone Plate

Plate

A warm red-clay dinner plate glazed clear so the terracotta reads honestly through it.Fired a little hotter than...

Garden Platter

Platter

A long narrow platter shaped for grilled sardines laid nose to tail.Four fish fit comfortably along it, and...

Sunset Plate

Plate

A plain white side plate for bread, cheese or the bit of tomato you keep going back to.The...

Market Bowl

Bowl

A wide low pasta bowl in a warm lemon glaze with a rim broad enough to hold a...

Coastal Platter

Platter

A very large shallow platter for carrying rice, saffron and everything on top of it to the table.Thrown...

Harvest Dish

Dish

A thumb-sized dish for stones, shells and the debris of a long afternoon.Pinched rather than thrown, so the...