Elevate your dining experience with the Native Dinnerware Collection, where timeless elegance meets modern functionality. Inspired by the beauty of Wabi-Sabi and artisan craftsmanship, each piece in the collection features organic design that celebrates imperfection and individuality. This approach ensures that every item has a unique, hand-made look, making each piece distinct and a true work of art. The collection includes a wide range of designs to curate your dining table for any occasion, from casual family dinners to formal gatherings. With various coffee cups, plates, trays, and bowls, each piece is crafted from ceramic and hand-painted in our distinctive Birch color. This technique ensures every piece has a unique pattern with small burned spots, enhancing its handmade appeal. Native features beautifully crafted coffee and espresso cups designed with naive and sculptural handle. All plates, bowls and trays are made with a distinctive organic shape and curvy edge, adding a certain handmade charm. Additionally, the collection includes a teapot with a beautifully crafted wooden handle. Each product is available in various sizes, making the native collection a wide and versatile collection, suitable for many different occasions. The Native Dinnerware Collection combines beauty and practicality, offering a complete set of dinnerware essentials to complement your culinary creations. Each piece is designed to bring a touch of sophistication to your dining table, making every meal a special occasion. Indulge in the art of dining with Native, where every piece stands out with a unique, hand-made look.
Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.
Sets of 4 pieces, Chopsticks not included.
Product no: 251072
Type: Chopstik Holder
Colour: Birch
Material: Stoneware
Care instructions:
This item is dishwasher safe and microwaveable up to 220°C (430°F). Food Approved.
Dimensions: L4,5/ W4,5 / H2,5 CM
Product weight: 0,3 Kgs
Stoneware
Care & Maintenance Guide
Our stoneware is meticulously crafted through a refined process to ensure durability, beauty, and uniqueness in every piece.
Production Process
Stoneware is a specific type of ceramic made from a particular type of clay that contains a higher proportion of silica and other minerals. It is denser and harder compared to other ceramics. Stoneware is typically fired at a high temperature, around 2,100°F to 2,300°F (1,150°C to 1,260°C), resulting in exceptionally durable and long-lasting stoneware.
Functionality & Everyday Use
Stoneware has a more rustic, earthy appearance with a smooth or slightly textured surface. It is typically heavier and more durable than other ceramics. Our dinnerware is both practical and aesthetically refined, designed to enhance everyday dining experiences in private homes and high-traffic environments alike. Each piece is certified microwave and dishwasher safe for your convenience. The Native Teapot from the Native Collection, featuring a wooden handle, is not dishwasher safe and should be washed by hand.
Unique Glazing & Finish
The glazing and colour of our Native Collection are developed in collaboration with expert ceramic craftsmen. Each piece is hand-painted to create a unique surface before its final firing, ensuring that no two pieces are identical. The natural variations in colour and texture are a testament to the artisanal process, making every item one-of-a-kind.
Marks, Scratches & Stains
Over time, plates and bowls may develop cutlery marks or minor scratches from regular use. This is particularly common on unglazed and matte-glazed surfaces, which are more sensitive compared to glossy ceramics. These marks are not defects but rather a natural characteristic of stoneware. Please follow the product instructions carefully for optimal results.
Dishwasher Guidelines
Our dinnerware is designed for dishwasher use; however, we recommend avoiding temperatures above 65°C, as excessive heat may cause the glaze to craze over time.
Microwave Safety
Our collection meets EN 15284:2007 standards for microwave safety. However, we advise against using power settings above 675 Watts, as excessive heat may cause the dinnerware to overheat and, in rare cases, compromise the glaze.
Storage & Handling
Avoid stacking too tightly to minimize the risk of chipping.
Do not expose the dinnerware to sudden temperature changes (e.g., placing hot dinnerware into cold water) to prevent thermal shock.
For Native Teapot, ensure the wooden handle remains dry and is not submerged in water.
By following these guidelines, you can preserve the beauty and functionality of your stoneware dinnerware for years to come
