classy serveware

Armenia's pottery artistry combines tradition and excellence to create these ceramic dessert bowls. Crafted by artisan Tigran Danielyan, this round pair captivates with classic blue and turquoise hues. A glazed finish evokes the region's kingdom era, allowing a lustrous finish.

Orange and turquoise hues celebrate Armenia's autumn vibes through a glazed finish and refined details. Made with classic techniques by artisan Tigran Danielyan, these ceramic bowls are the perfect accessory for a sweet dessert or vibrant table decor, all thanks to their lustrous look.

Tropical frangipani flowers decorate Balinese artisan Nyoman Suarmini's classic tea set for two. Hand crafted from ceramic, the set includes one teapot with a bamboo handle, two cups, and two matching saucers. The set's lovely teal glaze will put you at ease as you enjoy your next cup with a friend.

The classic beauty of the Baroque era inspires Peruvian artisan Asunta Pelaez to show her expertise and talent in this exquisite wood tray. Using the reverse glass painting technique, Asunta creates a traditional leafy design in a palette of turquoise, green, purple and yellow hues. The frame made out of cedarwood is painted in a golden hue that completes the piece with elegance.

Pomegranates are a famous part of the classic Armenian arts, as these sweet fruits are known omens of happy marriages and passion. Present in many regional crafts, the motifs take an avant-garde turn in Shahe Harutyunyan's ceramic platter. Geometric formations create diverse pomegranate details, allowing for a sophisticated aura around the accessory. In addition, a glazed finish enhances the palette of red, brown, black and turquoise hues, allowing for a vibrant look.