Anette Krogstad Deep Sea Large Serving Bowl 27cm Green/Blue
Supplier: Anette Krogstad
Material: Stoneware
Dimensions: Ø27cmxH7 cm , handmade ceramics vary and all measurements are approximate measurements
Colour: Green and light blue, handmade glaze so that all pieces are unique
Washing instructions: Hand wash
Great serving platter from Krogstad in her Deep Sea glaze. Perfect for a delicious big salad or perhaps prawns in the summer? The glaze is manually applied and means that the play of colors will be unique on each individual part.
Pink Swirl and Deep Sea
Two tableware and glazes specially designed for Norway Designs. Pink Swirl and Deep Sea are two different glaze styles and the tableware comes in four parts; dinner, lunch, bowl and cup as well as large serving bowls. Sizes and shape are designed so that the various parts can suit several purposes. The glazing technique is the same on both tableware and the colors harmonize well together. This opens up the opportunity to combine different parts and compose your unique tableware. It is dishwasher safe, but care must be taken when handling as it is handmade and fired at slightly lower temperatures than industrial crockery.
Anette Krogstad
Ceramicist and designer Anette Krogstad produces crockery for several restaurants and customers such as; Noma in Copenhagen, formerly Pjoltergeist and Ylajali, Alex sushi, Bruket and Table Tales.
Her projects often revolve around the theme the meal, sharing food and the interpersonal meetings around the table. She is inspired by the endless changes in nature and how the seasons affect colour, smell and the tactility of nature. The various glaze models often bear the stamp of this with names such as; Seafoam, Foggy Forest, Lichen and Deep Sea. She wants to preserve traditional craft techniques such as turning, "sausage technique" and "pinching", combined with a special interest in glazing. At the same time, she wants to move forward, often by reflecting on new movements in society - especially with a focus on the importance of social interpersonal meeting points in an everyday life that is more and more marked by technological development.
