11.5" Cabello Rimmed Plate

Name: 11.5" Cabello Rimmed Plate
Brand: Vianney + Juan
Price: 75.0 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

$75.00 CAD

HANDMADE IN MEXICO

Hand-shaped from clay in Oaxaca, this serving plate is marked by smoky, marbled patterns created through a natural firing process. Its low, sculptural profile makes an artful foundation for shared dishes, fruit, or objects displayed throughout the home.

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Story

Handmade in Santa María Atzompa, Oaxaca, this ceramic collection brings generations of traditional pottery knowledge into contemporary form. Each piece is carefully shaped by hand using techniques passed down through Vianney and Juan’s family, honouring the region’s longstanding relationship with clay and fire.

Through traditional wood-firing and natural smoking techniques, the clay develops beautiful variations in colour and distinctive, organic markings across its surface. These unpredictable patterns make each piece entirely unique, celebrating the natural beauty of the material and the craftsmanship behind it. Rooted in Oaxacan tradition, the collection brings a sense of history, artistry, and ritual to contemporary living.

Details

MEASUREMENTS: 29 cm W x 4 cm H / 11.5" W x 1.5" H
MATERIALS: 100% Oaxacan Clay
ORIGIN: Mexico

Product Care

While these items are dishwasher safe on a gentle cycle, we recommend hand washing and allowing to air dry.
Please ensure pieces are thoroughly dried before storing.

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Santa María Atzompa, Mexico

VIANNEY & JUAN

In Santa María Atzompa, Vianney creates alongside her father, Juan, and her mother in a family workshop shaped by generations of ceramic knowledge. Juan learned to work with clay from his own mother, carrying forward a tradition once predominantly held by the women of the community.

Today, the family is giving that inheritance new expression. Each piece is formed by hand, bringing regional techniques, wood firing, natural smoking, and contemporary influences into quiet, modern forms while remaining deeply connected to the earth from which they begin.

Their ambitions reach beyond their own workshop. Vianney and her family hope to eventually create a cooperative where local women can develop their skills, earn a meaningful income, and support their families, ensuring that a living tradition continues to create opportunity as it moves into the future.