Denby Pottery Kiln 12 Piece Dinner Set
Kiln is a beautifully uncomplicated ceramics range and a true celebration of British craftsmanship, using a soft, calming palette of chalk white and hues of oatmeal and grey which sit at ease together. The unique freckling glaze effect is completely different on each item, and makes every piece of Kiln one of a kind, yet it all combines to create a collection that is simple, easy to live with and a joy to have in your home.
Designed to make food look and taste beautiful, the collection stimulates the senses with its tactile glazes, organic shapes and simplistic beauty. The newly designed items with their uneven forms and hand-thrown features, such as the mug and collection of bowls and platters, sit effortlessly with the functional yet stunning place setting items and showcase the new freckling glaze effect at its best.
Touched by at least 20 pairs of hands through the making process, and handcrafted in Derbyshire by true artisans, Kiln is inspired by studio pottery in a timeless collection that is stunning enough for best and versatile enough for every day.
The 12pc tableware set brings together 4 Dinner Plates, 4 Small Plates and 4 Cereal Bowls, all designed with practically- shaped features and the unique freckling glaze. The sets are both beautiful and versatile so can be used for your everyday set or used separately for other occasions, a set to start off your new collection or add a few new place setting items to your existing items.
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