Inspired by the serene, reflective pools of light and color found in Tulum's famous cenotes, Cenote bowls are created by applying layered reactive glazes onto fine porcelain.

The twisty Japanese cherry bowl is inspired by a U.K. artist who took rubber castings of Japanese cherry blossom trees from forests across Europe, creating the organic texture of the exterior. Made from Portuguese ceramic, this stunning bowl is the perfect intersection of luxury and nature.

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An iconic footed bowl features a mineral porcelain glaze that coordinates with other pieces from our collection. Each bowl flaunts a unique resting position on its stand, determined by its position in the kiln during firing. In a group, this lends an organic quality, resembling a cluster of wild mushrooms.

Named after the Timna Valley in the Aravah Desert, these oversized porcelain vessels reference the dramatic and unusual sandstone formations found in the region.

This is our centerpiece in our dining room. We filled it with moss. Fantastic. It's a real statement piece. The undulating texture is casual but sophisticated - just what we wanted!. Paula. Tue Feb 10 2026

Evoking primitive artwork reimagined for a modern aesthetic, the Celestial collection combines earthenware with hand-painted, textural details to create a uniquely radiant design statement. The collection includes footed bowls, mirrors, and hanging lamps with antiqued brass hardware.

Renowned Greek jewelry designer, LITO, invites us to see design in a new light through her eponymous capsule with L'Objet. The eye, central to her work, is a point of connection between souls. L'OBJET + Lito is a celebration of that connection, between two creators: you'll discover a captivating synthesis of artisanal craftsmanship and global design.