Description
We thoroughly believe there's no such thing as too much olive oil. Classic in form and created with a stainless steel dispenser, these pieces are both useful by the cooking range and beautiful on the table.
Old-world techniques with American quality, Farmhouse Pottery is a ceramics and pottery maker that strives for a more sustainable future that can be felt in each piece they produce. Based in Vermont, Farmhouse Pottery champions a modern-farm aesthetic that is grounded by the communities around them. Producing pieces for the kitchen as well as goods for the home, Farmhouse Pottery is a statement for your home and a mandate for authenticity. Now available at MONC XIII.
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- Wheel thrown in Vermont.
- Durable American stoneware pottery.
- Oven, microwave, dishwasher safe.
Gerrit Thomas Rietveld, a dutch architect and furniture designer, was born on June 24, 1888. Rietveld spent his entire life in Utrecht, the city of his birth. His early career was as a draftsman in a goldsmith workshop. By 1917, he had opened his own furniture venture. Associated with the De Stijl movement, his progressive approach to architecture and furniture made a huge impact in Holland and beyond, and still serves as inspiration to the modern-day Dutch Design movement.
Farmhouse Pottery embodies the spirit of New England craftsmanship, creating timeless, handmade ceramics that celebrate simplicity and authenticity. Each piece is wheel-thrown in Vermont, using traditional techniques to craft functional yet beautiful pottery designed for everyday use. With a focus on organic forms, neutral tones, and durable stoneware, Farmhouse Pottery brings a modern yet rustic aesthetic to the home. Their commitment to quality and artistry makes every piece a cherished heirloom, perfect for those who appreciate handcrafted elegance.
- Designed By: Gerrit Thomas Rietveld
- Made in: United States
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