Jars Céramistes – Grès Émaillé Artisanal Français depuis 1857

assiette creuse atoll

assiette creuse atoll - Main image
$28.86 $39 In stock

Category: ASSIETTE CREUSE

Un univers sensible et poétique.
Des formes organiques et très douces, aux contours irréguliers. Préciosité des cristallisations.
Évocation des petits gri-gri que l'on glane. Coquilles, plumes, pierres. Ces petits trésors, fossiles du temps long.


Assiette creuse en céramique aux formes irrégulières.

Émail atoll.

Pulvérisé à la main.


- Design ©Pierre Casenove -

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

The crystalline speckles across the surface really do feel like tiny treasures you'd find on a beach walk. I keep turning it in my hands just to watch how the light plays across those soft, irregular contours. It makes even a simple salad feel a bit more special.

Alexander ★★★★★

The organic, uneven rim catches light in a way that makes each plate feel like a tiny sculpture, almost like a shell you'd find on the beach. I ordered two and the subtle crystallization flecks are even prettier in person—they remind me of tiny stones glistening after the tide.

Ruby L. ★★★★★

The irregular edges on this bowl are what sold me — it looks hand-pinched rather than machine-perfect, and the soft crystallization in the glaze catches light like tiny shells. I've been using it for soup and it holds heat surprisingly well for how delicate it feels.