artistic kitchen and dining

With all the charm befitting a farm homestead, two rabbits add a touch of brightness to any kitchen or dining room. Mexican artisan Gorky Gonzalez crafts these salt and pepper shakers from ceramic in the traditional style of majolica handicrafts, featuring a colorful hand-painted design. One shaker features one hole in the forehead, while the other features two holes. Each shaker is marked with the artisan's initials, as well as the letters "AT" for Alfarería Tradicional (Traditional Pottery).

Displaying brown and beautiful earthen lines, this sophisticated decorative bowl is presented by the Sierra Family, representing Mexican handicrafts. The artisans choose natural onyx stone, diligently carving it into this artistic bowl.

Whether it's a canvas for presenting appetizers and snacks or multitasking as a salt and pepper tray, butter dish and more, this versatile ceramic serving bowl flawlessly redefines both aesthetics and utility at your dining table. Adorned with charming floral and leaf motifs, this beautiful accessory is further enhanced by a mesmerizing crackled celadon glaze in a soft green hue. Handcrafted with precision in Thailand, Penpan’s gorgeous design is an embodiment of style and artistry.

Elevate your dining experience with this versatile ceramic serving bowl, a masterpiece that blurs the lines between aesthetics and utility. Whether it's a platform for presenting appetizers and snacks or serving as a multitasking wonder, accommodating everything from salt and pepper shakers to butter sticks and beyond, this delightful accessory seamlessly redefines your table. Its graceful leaf motifs, complemented by a captivating crackle celadon glaze in a soothing green shade, breathe life into its beauty. Handcrafted with meticulous precision in Thailand, Penpan's design transcends mere functionality—it's a true work of artistry and style.

Handloomed in Guatemala from natural and recycled cotton, this set of four placemats is that elegant accent you need in your dining room. Crafted by Luisa Villavicencio, the placemats feature a geometric pattern of alabaster, cordovan and grey tones, with little fringes embellishing the ends.