The Wasted‍ ‍Small Dishes transform the overlooked materials of ceramic production into objects for serving, sharing and gathering. Made from reclaimed clay, reprocessed ceramics and surplus glazes, each dish carries subtle evidence of its previous life.

Ground fired clay is reintroduced into the ceramic body, creating a terrazzo-like surface in which fragments of earlier work remain visibly embedded. Strong, simple forms reference the architectural language of Brutalism, while their varied proportions make them suitable for everything from small bites and garnishes to shared dishes and snacks.

Available in four forms, tall wide, tall narrow, short wide and short narrow, the collection celebrates the relationship between material, food and the rituals of the table. What was once waste becomes something made to be handled, filled, shared and enjoyed.