Handmade on the Rue St. Honoré in Paris from black terracotta clay (in a standard pottery fashion handed down from generations), every is completed with a milky-white glaze that employs an intricate glazing approach that only a few have mastered. Durable for daily use, yet exquisite to gather. Individual pieces available under. Inspired by the ornate style of 18th-century French Princess Marie Adélaïde, these ceramics feature a signature flourish of raised dots.
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Romantically bohemian, but practical for every single day use, they are completely handcrafted in an antique Bastille workshop, traditionally home to Napoleon Bonaparte’s own silversmith. A uniform trim of raised dots brings a contact of whimsy to those items. Handmade on the Rue St. … Read More
Features delicately designed flower petals. No two items are precisely alike. Sweet simplicity. Handmade on the Rue St. Honoré in Paris, the Simple ceramics have gracefully sloping silhouettes and a simple, classic aesthetic. Shaped from black terracotta clay (in a standard pottery type handed down from generations), each is finished with a milky-white glaze that employs an intricate glazing technique that only some have mastered.