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Inspired by the sedimentary rock beachstone found along the shores of Lake Champlain, our master potters aimed to capture the look of 450-million-year-old Iberville shale and its mineral calcite white stripes in clay. We added a food-safe finish to this hand-shaped platter to make it even more gorgeously versatile on your table.

• Hand-thrown in our pottery workshops.

We've channeled Burlington's earthy spirit with a collection of freehand pinch-pot designs. Each piece is alive with mottled, tactile uniqueness. The organic drip technique of our glaze nods to modern art, with a deep hue emanating from the edges. These truly one-of-a-kind pieces add a pop of color to existing Burlington pottery or make a bold statement on their own.

• Hand-thrown in our pottery workshops.

It takes physical strength, technical acumen, and artistic sensibility to create this one-of-a-kind glass design. Sculptural and functional, this limited-release centerpiece is alive with artistry, beauty, and brilliance.

• Using our signature glassblowing techniques.

The Barre serving platter is beautifully contemporary. The asymmetrical wave in its shape is functional, yet whimsical, making it a favorite for serving.

• Hand-thrown in our pottery workshops.

Serve family-style, in style with this rustic-edged oval platter. In tribute to our Burlington, Vermont location, we've channeled the organic, spirited vibe of this renowned eco-centric college town by embracing this freehand pinch-pot design. Alive with naturally occurring irregularities, glazing plays up the mottled, tactile uniqueness of each piece.

• Hand-thrown in our pottery workshops.

A fresh take on our most popular wedding gift, the Celebration Platter: This simple yet functional platter features a wider, lower base than the original. Its flared rim is purpose-built for engraving anything from a milestone date to an inside joke - and beyond. A brilliant way to etch your memories in glass.

• Using our signature glassblowing techniques.

We've channeled Burlington's earthy spirit with a collection of freehand pinch-pot designs. Each piece is alive with mottled, tactile uniqueness. The organic drip technique of our glaze nods to modern art, with a deep hue emanating from the edges. These truly one-of-a-kind pieces add a pop of color to existing Burlington pottery or make a bold statement on their own.

• Hand-thrown in our pottery workshops.

The Walden Platter brings together simplicity of form with substantial weight and brilliance. Instead of casting the glass, each piece is made by hand on the workshop floor. Its flat, broad dimensions and low side walls make it a challenge to craft, but the result is worth it: The organic shape of this serving platter is simply lovely and ever so versatile.

From petit-fours to caprese salad, serve up something cool on this coastal-inspired platter. A reminder of carefree days spent beachcombing, the Sand Dollar platter is carefully handcrafted to evoke the natural beauty of summer, all year round.

• Glassblowers using centuries-old techniques.

Sky meets sand with this brilliant ode to one of the sea's sweetest creatures. The gently rounded glass star-shaped dish conjures days spent beachcombing and nights stargazing. A whimsical summer host gift or an organic vessel for candies and nuts.

• Using our signature glassblowing techniques.

Inspired by sweet summer days spent beachcombing, a thoughtful summer host gift or perfect platter for Caprese salad served al fresco.

• Glassblowers using centuries-old technique

Inspired by the lines and textures of Vermont's farmland landscape - especially during the fall harvest season - this earthy piece is pressed and glazed to bring out the detail of its linear elements. Our proprietary cloud glaze is a milky neutral hue that shows through the intricate pattern of the piece.