Azul Patagonia Hand-Painted Ceramic Egg Holder
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Matthew Foster Ceramic Medium Casserole Dish
$515
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Matthew Foster’s medium casserole dish is handcrafted in his workshop in St Ives, Cornwall. Note how it features slight irregularities across its form, celebrating the homespun nature of pottery and lending a rustic feel to your kitchen. The piece is complete with sculptural forms on the lid and sides that assist when faced with a heavy load, something that satisfies the maker’s desire to ensure every creation is equipped for its intended purpose.
Product ID: 2217903007
View more from: Matthew Foster / Kitchen accessories
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Matthew Foster’s medium casserole dish is handcrafted in his workshop in St Ives, Cornwall. Note how it features slight irregularities across its form, celebrating the homespun nature of pottery and lending a rustic feel to your kitchen. The piece is complete with sculptural forms on the lid and sides that assist when faced with a heavy load, something that satisfies the maker’s desire to ensure every creation is equipped for its intended purpose.
Product ID: 2217903007
View more from: Matthew Foster / Kitchen accessories
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Meet the Maker:
Matthew Foster
Fine art graduate and QEST scholar Matthew Foster is based in St Ives, Cornwall, where he works alongside a talented production team at the Leach Pottery. He champions rustic simplicity with a philosophy that closely aligns with that of mingei – a mode of thinking that advocates for the work of ‘ordinary people’s crafts’. His creations explore personal expression through form, surface and the gesture of making, all while ensuring the bottom line of functionality is fulfilled.
