Baking Dish

Baking Dish

Marinara
$130.00
Sale price  $130.00 Regular price 
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Baking Dish

Baking Dish

$130.00
Sale price  $130.00 Regular price 
Color

Made to order. 
Expect slight variations in shape and glaze color. 

Handcrafted stoneware baking dishes that are as breathtaking to serve from as they are to cook in.

The best meals deserve a vessel worthy of them.
Our stoneware baking dishes are built for the full journey — from oven to table to the centre of conversation. Hand-formed with a generous rectangular well and finished in glazes of extraordinary depth and character, these are pieces that make the act of serving feel like a deliberate, beautiful thing. The sculpted scalloped rim of the Fluted style adds an organic, almost landscape-like edge, while the clean-lined Loaf form lets the glaze speak entirely for itself — shifting, mottling, and pooling across the surface in ways that no two firings will ever replicate.
Deep volcanic speckles, smouldering graphite, and the raw warmth of exposed stoneware on the exterior — these dishes look as though they have been pulled from the earth itself.
For home entertainers, they transform a roast, a gratin, or a baked dessert into a centrepiece. For restaurants, they bring the kitchen’s craft directly to the table. For interior designers, they are functional sculpture — pieces that earn their place on display even when the oven is cold.

∙ Two distinct forms — The sculpted Fluted dish with its signature wavy rim, and the architectural Loaf dish with its softly rounded corners and clean lines.


∙ Oven to table — High-fired stoneware that withstands oven temperatures and transitions seamlessly to the dining table.


∙ Extraordinary glaze surfaces — Deep, complex glazes that mottle, pool, and shift across the form — no two dishes are identical.


∙ Exposed stoneware exterior — A raw, unglazed outer body that grounds each piece in honest, tactile craft.


∙ Eight colourways — A considered palette from warm speckled naturals to deep obsidian and brooding graphite.

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