Perfect pairing: comfort food and wabi-sabi ceramics
Spring is on the horizon but… we’re not quite there yet (just ask a New Yorker). I’m still in soup, stew and rustic roasts mode – the salads will have to wait a while longer I’m afraid. Whetting my appetite is my foodie Pinterest board, currently groaning with aubergine bakes and pear cakes. (If you prefer to look than cook, Anthropologie’s Pinterest always has the most beautiful food imagery).
To serve a rustic winter feast, there’s nothing nicer than home-made-looking, wabi-sabi ceramics. This month, Anthropologie in the King’s Road has an exhibition opening called Pure, which showcases its latest collection of ceramics from suppliers around the world including Royal Stafford in Stoke-on-Trent, Portugal and Japan. I like the Karuma range (below) with its lovely glazed plates and tumblers created by Grestel in Portugal.
I’ve also discovered the work of Broste Copenhagen on Pinterest. This image (below) keeps cropping up every few days and you can buy this moody blue collection at Heal’s. Or if you prefer a paler palette, then see if you can hunt down these beautifully wonky plates from Earth & Baker (below). Alternatively, Laura Letinsky’s white gold-edged plates are the fancier version (top), they’re crying out for a slice of sticky toffee poached pear cake.
To set the scene, you might want to investigate this collab between Summerill & Bishop and Luke Edward Hall. It consists of a linen tablecloth emblazoned with Hall’s signature Greco-Roman illustrations – a perfect match for Suite One Studio’s millennial pink pale rose gold-rimmed platters and dishes (below).
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WORDS: Disneyrollergirl/Navaz Batliwalla
IMAGES: Top to bottom: Laura Letinsky; Anthropologie x 2; Gluten-free peach and yogurt cake/Julia’s Album; Broste Copenhagen; Earth & Baker/The Prop Dispensary; sticky toffee poached pear cake/Delicious magazine; Summerill & Bishop; Suite One Studio
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amanda
11 February, 2018 @ 5:01 pm
I love those wonky plates – I have been admiring them in Anthro! Also, now want to eat the pear cake:)
Disneyrollergirl
11 February, 2018 @ 9:51 pm
I think I’m more excited about the cakes tbh…
Rozanna
12 April, 2019 @ 2:28 pm
The cake! sigh.