Talo Cereal Bowl Set/4
The Talo tableware range adds a classic, minimal note to your dining table.
Designed in our Auckland studio and handmade in Portugal.
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Care Instructions:
Hand wash recommended. Microwave safe.
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Talo Dip Bowl
The Talo tableware range adds a classic, minimal note to your dining table. Designed in our Auckland studio and handmade in Portugal.
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The Talo tableware range adds a classic, minimal note to your dining table.
Finch Dip Bowl
The Dip Bowl is suited to all dining settings with its organic form and subdued, two-tone palette.
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The Talo tableware range adds a classic, minimal note to your dining table.
Serena Dip Bowl
The Serena tableware collection is lovingly crafted by pottery artisans in a family-owned business in Portugal. The ceramics are moulded and glazed by hand, creating an organic and casual finished look.<p>The Dip Bowl in Eggplant is perfect for serving platter nibbles or even to conveniently store earrings and rings.<p/>
Finch Cereal Bowl Set/4
The Cereal Bowl is suited to all dining settings with its organic form and subdued, two-tone palette.
Talo Side Plate Set/4
The Talo tableware range adds a classic, minimal note to your dining table.
Asili Soapstone Bowl
The Soapstone Bowl is skilfully hand-carved in Kenya by Asili. Each piece is whittled back from large chunks of raw pink soapstone using traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. The carvers work with no more than hand-tools to create a smooth finish, celebrating the unique diffusion of blush and natural hues throughout the material.
Soapstone Bowl
The Soapstone Bowl is skilfully hand-carved in Kenya by Asili. Each piece is whittled back from large chunks of raw pink soapstone using traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. The carvers work with no more than hand-tools to create a smooth finish, celebrating the unique diffusion of blush and natural hues throughout the material.
