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Made in Portugal.
A decorative centerpiece for arranging fruit, branches, or other objects—or to stand alone as sculpture. Created with a charcoal-colored reactive glaze treatment that transitions between silky matte and shiny gloss within a single piece.
Designed by Faye Toogood as part of the Dough ceramics collection, named for the common ground of kneading in both baking and pottery. Hand-shaped in the Toogood studio in London before being cast in stoneware, the collection plays with rounded, swelling forms evocative of rising dough.
Faye Toogood is a British artist and designer with a background as editor and stylist for The World of Interiors in London. Her work is multidisciplinary and distinct with an “honesty to the rawness and irregularity of the chosen material.”
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Made in Portugal.
A decorative centerpiece for arranging fruit, branches, or other objects—or to stand alone as sculpture. Created with a charcoal-colored reactive glaze treatment that transitions between silky matte and shiny gloss within a single piece.
Designed by Faye Toogood as part of the Dough ceramics collection, named for the common ground of kneading in both baking and pottery. Hand-shaped in the Toogood studio in London before being cast in stoneware, the collection plays with rounded, swelling forms evocative of rising dough.
Faye Toogood is a British artist and designer with a background as editor and stylist for The World of Interiors in London. Her work is multidisciplinary and distinct with an “honesty to the rawness and irregularity of the chosen material.”
