TABLEWARE

THE PEANUT SERIES

The peanut bowl dedicates a space to having peanuts handy around the house. With a high proteint content, they make for a great healthy snack. Archaeologists have found peanuts in precolombian art for centuries, originally in Peru, which indicates they have been part of the american diet for centuries. In Mexico, they are used for countless dishes. The necklace is reminiscent of a jewel my grandmother "Mamota" owned, which was made in Mexico. It symbolizes fertility.

SNOWLINE

This collection of ceramic wares is made with gluten intolerant users in mind, who may not want to miss out on the experience of eating from these iconic dishes. Snowline refers to my husbands ice cream label, which I designed (www.snowline.ooo). The molds for slip casting porcelain were created using actual sugar cones, waffle bowls and paper cups, to capture their essence. Shades of blue glazes and mason stains are used to create a ”frozen” look. Made of porcelain, fired at high temperature (Cone 10 - 2400°F). Some pieces include gold luster accents.

WAFFLE BOWLS

SWEET DISHES

Assorted shihouettes form constellations of dishes used for enjoying all sorts of desserts. Inspired by baking molds, cupcackes and candy wrappers. Cast in porcelain with a range of glazes and mason stains. Made in a wide range of colors and glazes.

DOUGHNUT PLATES

For doughnut lovers. The dishes are shaped like actual doughnuts with a hole in the center. Inspired by the Mexican chef Fany Gerson who makes my favorite doughnuts in Brooklyn, at Fan Fan. Slipcast porcelain with marbled mason stains and clear glaze.

WHEEL THROWN AND STAMPED BOWLS

Wheel thrown bowls made of speckled clay, are either stamped using a variety of whimsical shapes, or covered in beautiful textural navy glazes.

DECO DISH

The stepped conical form is reminiscent of the 'Art Deco Style' which became part of Mexico City’s architecture during the 1930’s. These mutlipurpose dishes can be used to hold fruits or simply used as a 'deco'rative items. Slipcast porcelain with a clear glaze.