Serveware, poured by hand in Cape Town.

Drop 01 · Coming soon

Four ribbed Heartwood bowls stacked on each other

The first pours.

Platters, bowls and vessels. Every one mixed, poured, sanded and sealed by hand, so the veins land differently each time.

Ribbed bowls in Heartwood leaning together
Ribbed bowlHeartwood · Stone
Round platter carved with flowing dune lines
Dune platterHeartwood
Small bowl with a rounded, shell-like scalloped rim
Shell bowlHeartwood
Vessel cast with overlapping sculpted faces
Face vesselHeartwood
Large round platter with a sepia marbled centre
Marbled platterHeartwood
Round bowls with a cratered, pitted surface
Crater bowlHeartwood
Low round dish with a thick rolled rim
Ring dishHeartwood
Long curved leaf-shaped serving dish
Leaf dishHeartwood

Built for a full table.

Stack them, mix them, load them up. They're made to be used, then used again.

Two colourways to start.

More will come in small, limited drops. When a colour's gone, it's gone.

Heartwood ribbed bowls, cream with sepia veins

Heartwood

Cream with warm sepia veins. No pigment in the mix at all.

Marbled Stone ribbed bowls in grey and black

Marbled Stone

Grey and charcoal, swirled through every piece.

Four steps, all by hand.

MixMineral composite and fibre, mixed in small batches. The colour goes in as drops, not stirred smooth.
PourPoured into the mould by hand. This is where the marbling decides itself.
DemouldOut of the silicone once it sets, then left a full day to cure.
FinishSanded, then sealed twice so it's ready for real food and real parties.

Drop 01 won't be big.

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