Form 49 Trays & Platters forming both the wall of

forming both the wall of the planter

keeping leftover chopped salads crisp in the refrigerator

while additional recipes provide inspiration for using up every delicious morsel

The shinogi—a traditional Japanese decorative technique—are carved carefully by hand into the surface of the piece

Comes in a specially designed birchwood box

Form 49 Trays & Platters forming both the wall ofThis design celebrates plants without a flowering element, by taking the form of a blossom itself. The two nesting vessels look, in profile, like a trumpet flower, with the inner stamen emerging beyond the edge of the outer petals. The glaze is very rich and textured from the outside, with a plain one on the inside. The plant rests on the simpler portion, while the texture of the outside becomes complementary to the texture of the plant. Tung Chiang