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Happiness is oval shaped.
With this serving dish’s lovely oval shape, organic edges, and creamy white finish, it’s hard to believe it was once only clay. But that it was—this platter was hand-thrown and glazed by Montreal-based ceramicist Trudy Crane, making it a work of art in its own right. It’s here in two sizes that nest together oh-so well (just one more reason you’ll wanna snag both).
Heads up: Due to the way these pieces are crafted, the bottoms are left unglazed (a nice lil' reminder of the fact that they’re handmade, we think!).
- Made in: Canada
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
With this serving dish’s lovely oval shape, organic edges, and creamy white finish, it’s hard to believe it was once only clay. But that it was—this platter was hand-thrown and glazed by Montreal-based ceramicist Trudy Crane, making it a work of art in its own right. It’s here in two sizes that nest together oh-so well (just one more reason you’ll wanna snag both).
Heads up: Due to the way these pieces are crafted, the bottoms are left unglazed (a nice lil' reminder of the fact that they’re handmade, we think!).
Happiness is oval shaped.
With this serving dish’s lovely oval shape, organic edges, and creamy white finish, it’s hard to believe it was once only clay. But that it was—this platter was hand-thrown and glazed by Montreal-based ceramicist Trudy Crane, making it a work of art in its own right. It’s here in two sizes that nest together oh-so well (just one more reason you’ll wanna snag both).
Heads up: Due to the way these pieces are crafted, the bottoms are left unglazed (a nice lil' reminder of the fact that they’re handmade, we think!).
- Made in: Canada
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
With this serving dish’s lovely oval shape, organic edges, and creamy white finish, it’s hard to believe it was once only clay. But that it was—this platter was hand-thrown and glazed by Montreal-based ceramicist Trudy Crane, making it a work of art in its own right. It’s here in two sizes that nest together oh-so well (just one more reason you’ll wanna snag both).
Heads up: Due to the way these pieces are crafted, the bottoms are left unglazed (a nice lil' reminder of the fact that they’re handmade, we think!).