Tiberius II Medium Ceramic Fruit Bowl by Jaime Hayon

Tiberius II is a small silver-plated fruit bowl with a black matt stand. The product is part of the collection New Roman by Jaime Hayon, inspired by the vessels of the Roman Empire,...

Tiberius I is a large fruit bowl available in two versions: copper bowl with a silver pleated stand, or silver pleated bowl with metallic gunmetal stand. ...

Gambone is a large ceramic riser designed by Aldo Cibic, available in three color versions (anthracite, red and green). The product is part of Table Joy collection...

Alexandria is an oval ceramic bowl with brass stand, it is available in two color versions: white or anthracite. Alexandria is part of the collection Ne...

An anafre is a very common utilitarian object in Mexico. The use of anafres is mainly to heat tortillas, a very important element in our gastronomy. We wanted to honor this functiona...

Helice fruit bowl by Studio Cúze. Dimensions: W 27 x H 6.5 cm. Materials: ceramic. The Helice Fruit Bowl is an all-white bowl with a special quality and a unique handmade patter...

Large bowl barro dining by Sebastian Herkner Materials: Heat-resistant black ceramic. Technique: Glazed. Oven cooked and polished with semi-precious stones. Dimensions: Diameter 38 cm x height 12 cm Available in sizes: Medium, small, and X small. This vase belongs to the Barro dining range, a collection of unique and high-quality ceramics made using traditional pottery crafts. It’s designed by Sebastian Herkner who has taken inspiration from the archetypal forms of jewelry shown in the Museo del Oro in Bogotá. The result is a rustic-elegant range of vases, bowls, and pots that can also be used as plant...

Small bowl Barro dining by Sebastian Herkner Materials: Heat-resistant Black ceramic. Technique: Glazed. Oven cooked and polished with semi-precious stones. Dimensions: Diameter 27 cm x Height 8 cm Available in sizes: Large, Medium, and X Small. This vase belongs to the Barro dining range, a collection of unique and high-quality ceramics made using traditional pottery crafts. It’s designed by Sebastian Herkner who has taken inspiration from the archetypal forms of jewelry shown in the Museo del Oro in Bogotá. The result is a rustic-elegant range of vases, bowls, and pots that can also be used as plant...