Pottery is one of the oldest crafts, practiced in China for about 18,000 years, as evidenced by findings of clay vessels. The sometimes very rough ceramics, with many irregularities or intentional cracks in the glaze, can be traced back to ancient techniques in Japanese ceramic culture. Dents are not flaws, but rather a quality feature; they are part of the Asian ceramic philosophy, symbolizing that humans are not perfect either. It is acceptable for things to show that they are not entirely perfect. This natural look fits perfectly with the farm-to-table movement. Organic vegetables and locally sourced meat harmonize wonderfully with the "imperfect" appearance of earthenware plates.

Features:

• Material: Stoneware
• Handmade, each piece is unique
• Scandinavian design
• Dishwasher safe
• Microwave safe
• Made in Portugal

Villeroy & Boch tableware with tradition. For countless people worldwide, the name Villeroy & Boch is synonymous with high-quality porcelain and cutlery. The company, which was already operating in Lorraine and Luxembourg in the mid-18th century, has increasingly expanded and now has its headquarters in Mettlach, Saarland. Villeroy & Boch is one of the German companies with significant tradition, and its elegantly and durably crafted porcelain quickly made its way from France and Germany across Europe. Those who place great value on serving not only delicious dishes but also appealing tableware and cutlery with interesting decor will quickly choose Villeroy & Boch.