Bowls that gather what matters.

Pale pistachio green speckled with brown iron flecks, over a deep, glossy brown-black base. The two glazes meet in a clean line around the middle, and a ring of bare clay shows at the foot. Wide and deep with flared sides, it's built for mixing, serving, or a big salad on the table.

A wide, flared bowl in pale celadon, with a fine web of crackle running through the glaze inside like ice on a still pond. The exterior is soft and cloudy, and a thick rim gives it weight. Big enough to sit at the center of the table.

Speckled oatmeal glaze over concentric throwing rings that ripple out from the center like a drop in still water. One edge is pinched into a lip that cradles the spoon handle, so the drips stay on the dish, not the counter.

Two bowls in soft, pale aqua, each rimmed in a dark iron band that feathers down into the glaze like a tide line. Inside, the color warms to cream, with a hint of amber where the glazes meet. They nest together for storage and come apart for a pair of soups or salads.