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Rose Line

Dinnerware Set (1 Set)

Dinnerware Set (1 Set)

$166.00 USD
$166.00 USD
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Our Soup Bowl features smooth clean lines and is structured to hold the perfect amount of substance. Perfect for every season and every meal, from oatmeal to ice cream, from cereal to soup. A good bowl is necessity.

Our most popular pieces come together to make a cohesive dinnerware set.

Including: Entre Plate, Salad Plate, Pasta Bowl and Soup Bowl.

Each piece is wheel-thrown, trimmed, finished and dip glazed at our Dover-Foxcroft village studio in Maine. The making of each item entails a variety of individual workings and processes to complete and each step being done by hand adds individual charm. All our pottery is made with high quality stoneware made from regionally sourced clay and our glazes are hand mixed and lead free.

Dimensions: Entre Plate 10 1/2", Salad Plate 9", Pasta Bowl 9 1/2", Soup Bowl 7x3"

 

*Please see color samples in the provided pictures.

  • Handmade
  • Wheel thrown
  • Signed by the designer 
  • Food safe
  • Microwave safe
  • Dishwasher safe

 

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ABOUT THE DESIGNER

TRAVIS SUDWEEKS

As the creator of Rose Line Pottery, Travis felt the ancient call from the potter’s clay at the tender age of 14.

After trying his hand at other jobs, he transitioned to molding clay with his hands full-time. Now, he crafts each piece by hand on the wheel, honoring tradition in a mass-produced world.

His studio in Maine is where the magic happens. He views every pot as a lesson, and he’s grateful for the support from his customers, friends, and the local maker community.