Serving Platter in La Sirène
Deep open ocean under a high bright sun, gulls wheeling overhead, an endless horizon.
The Serving Platter is available in a new glaze color, La Sirène, formulated to be a part of The Matisse Collection—East Fork’s nod to the instantly recognizable blue gouache Matisse used in some of his most celebrated cut-out works.
A complementary color designed to layer with the decorative decals of The Matisse Collection
Dishwasher safe
- Dimensions: 14.5" x 1.5"
- Weight: 4 lbs, 10 oz
- Stoneware
- Made in North Carolina
- Dishwasher safe
Our pottery is made by humans in Asheville, North Carolina and reduction fired in large gas kilns. Any differences in glaze applications and surfaces are there to embrace.
Deep open ocean under a high bright sun, gulls wheeling overhead, an endless horizon.
The Serving Platter is available in a new glaze color, La Sirène, formulated to be a part of The Matisse Collection—East Fork’s nod to the instantly recognizable blue gouache Matisse used in some of his most celebrated cut-out works.
A complementary color designed to layer with the decorative decals of The Matisse Collection
Dishwasher safe
- Dimensions: 14.5" x 1.5"
- Weight: 4 lbs, 10 oz
- Stoneware
- Made in North Carolina
- Dishwasher safe
Our pottery is made by humans in Asheville, North Carolina and reduction fired in large gas kilns. Any differences in glaze applications and surfaces are there to embrace.
Description
Deep open ocean under a high bright sun, gulls wheeling overhead, an endless horizon.
The Serving Platter is available in a new glaze color, La Sirène, formulated to be a part of The Matisse Collection—East Fork’s nod to the instantly recognizable blue gouache Matisse used in some of his most celebrated cut-out works.
A complementary color designed to layer with the decorative decals of The Matisse Collection
Dishwasher safe
- Dimensions: 14.5" x 1.5"
- Weight: 4 lbs, 10 oz
- Stoneware
- Made in North Carolina
- Dishwasher safe
Our pottery is made by humans in Asheville, North Carolina and reduction fired in large gas kilns. Any differences in glaze applications and surfaces are there to embrace.
