Colour Set by the Kiln

The glaze shifts with the heat of the kiln, so the red deepens in some places and softens in others. Every plate and bowl comes out a little different.

Red kiln-change stoneware dinner set on a dark wood kitchen table with bread and linen napkins in late-afternoon light

Warmth for Everyday Meals

A deep red that brings colour to the table without feeling formal. It suits a quick weekday supper as well as a slow weekend meal.

Sized for Four or Eight

Choose 12 pieces to serve four or 24 to serve eight, each with dinner plates, dessert plates and cereal bowls.

Red stoneware with a kiln-change glaze, where the colour shifts with the heat of the kiln. That makes every piece slightly different, so no two sets are identical.

12 piece (serves 4): 4 dinner plates (10.5in), 4 dessert plates (8.5in) and 4 cereal bowls (720ml)
24 piece (serves 8): 8 of each
Microwave safe

Made from stoneware and finished with a kiln-change glaze. The colour responds to the heat of the kiln as it fires, which is why every plate and bowl comes out slightly different, and why no two sets are identical.

Microwave safe. Wash in warm, soapy water with a soft sponge, and skip scouring pads, which could mark the glaze.

Delivery

FREE 3-6 Days Shipping on every order.

Returns

You can return items within 14 days of receiving your order. Items should be unused and in their original packaging. If you have changed your mind, you pay the cost of sending the item back.

If your order arrives damaged, faulty or not what you ordered, please contact us and we will cover the cost of the return.

Frequently Asked Questions

The 12 piece set serves four, with 4 dinner plates (10.5in), 4 dessert plates (8.5in) and 4 cereal bowls (720ml). The 24 piece set serves eight, with 8 of each.

The kiln-change glaze reacts to the heat of the kiln, so the colour varies from piece to piece. No two sets are identical, and that variation is part of the design.

Yes, it is microwave safe.

Stoneware finished with a red kiln-change glaze.

Wash in warm, soapy water with a soft sponge and dry before stacking. Skip scouring pads, which could mark the glaze.