Forest Sustainable Earthenware Tableware
SUSTAINABLE TABLEWARE IN NATURAL COLOURS
Forest is a comprehensive and versatile range of earthenware plates, cups, bowls and cake dishes that bring the peace and space of the forest to
your dining table. With the ecological Forest tableware, enjoy your favourite dishes and drinks in a warm, soothing atmosphere.
Forest’s modern shapes, with their sophisticated raised edges, create a sense of space and openness on your table. With controlled green-grey
tones, the Forest range offers a visually appealing presentation for a variety of dishes and culinary creations. Subtle details make each piece
unique. Reactive glazing creates beautiful dark circular patterns on the bases. These patterns create a natural framing that directs attention to the
centre of your dishes, making them even more appealing.
What makes Forest even greener is its focus on sustainability. The entire range is made with recycled pottery that would otherwise end up in a landfill
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