The tableware was "messed up".

The New York Times said in 2018 and 2020: tableware is being "destroyed." Gone are the days of fancy porcelain hidden in cupboards for special occasions; now, cool ceramic tableware brands feature mixed products, unexpected colors and patterns, and rough organic edges. Judging from Instagram (and the influx of tableware tags), this trend will continue to grow.

Because you are likely to be one of many people, either consider buying from the most popular Year & Day, or try to find a lesser-known brand, but every handmade plate, bowl and cup is not fully sold Out of stock, TZR did some digging to find a list of fashionable, stocked and beautiful ceramic tableware brands for your consideration.

Although they meet the requirements of Instagram-friendliness, you most likely have not heard of the *all* brands in the list below, which means they might even be the topic of your next dinner party-you know, when those can be When it happens. Start shopping early.

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Turiya Gross started contacting clay in 2001. Since then, this love has developed into a mature ceramic brand selling dishes and spoons and other tableware, as well as flower pots and other decorations. Many of her works are easily recognizable by the white and blue inspired by Turkish antiques and the Mexican folk brushwork that runs through them.

ANK Ceramics is a tableware brand featuring tableware handmade by Ariela Kuh in Maine. The collection contains everything needed to set up a beautiful table, including bowls, plates and a full set of cutlery, in simple and bright colors. The best part? All items can be used for food, dishwashers and microwave ovens.

According to the Good Kind Work website, although visual artist Michelle Blade is mainly known for her paintings, she started creating ceramics in 2014 with the goal of making “unique and practical objects”. Every piece that Blade creates is made of flat panels and hand-painted, and is made separately for each client (so no two pieces are exactly the same). In her shop, you will find a variety of plates, bowls, cups and home decorations, each with natural inspired colors and playful patterns.

Humble Ceramics was founded in 2010 by Delphine Lippens, a Los Angeles artist born in Belgium. According to its website, it is “about the beauty of polarity and opposition”. The brand has an astonishing number of merchandise collections, covering the categories of tableware, tabletops and kitchens, and decorations. Its works aim to "create a multi-sensory experience that aims to form a healing matrix for the earth."

East Fork was established in 2011 to manufacture thoughtful and durable ceramic tableware, but the brand is also committed to providing manufacturing for the Asheville, North Carolina community, and is responsible for employees, stakeholders, suppliers and the environment. The company offers a small range of simple tableware in earth-style colors, but on its website, if you want to fill the entire table, you can also find glassware, food-shaped candles and more decorations.

The “rich and powerful pottery tradition” of the coastal California and the northern city of Berkeley was the inspiration for Sarah Kersten's work, which was created by her and a small team in her studio there. According to the brand's website, each piece is designed to be "sculpturally beautiful, effortlessly practical, with heirloom quality" and meet the real needs of the kitchen. This can be clearly seen from the brand's products, which include several different sizes of plates and bowls for various purposes, and they all adopt a simple and unpretentious design.

Naked Clay Ceramics was founded by Carla Sealey in 2017, and she still makes every piece by hand in her studio in Bedfordshire, England. The series aims to remain quiet, tactile and simple, which is reflected in its beautiful, mainly black and white objects, which are created through a combination of handmade and slip casting.

According to the brand's website, created by single mom Caroline Arnecke in her kitchen, Meadow Ceramics is "suitable for women who like handmade and authentic bohemian chic home decor." Insist on returning to the basic method, each item is handmade with stoneware and porcelain, making a unique piece that can decorate any table.