Three New Colors
Coquina
Coquina is a sedimentary rock made of shells and sandstone, kind of the prequel to sandstone. Growing up in north Florida, it was the only actual “rock” around, so it was ubiquitous. I love the neutral warmth of this glaze, making it a subtle but essential new star in our color offering.
Pompeii
Inspired by the rich, earthy reds used in Roman frescoes, particularly the well-preserved examples found at Pompeii and Herculaneum, tragically frozen in time to the day of Mt. Vesuvius erupting. Like all reds, she is a bit saucy, but never a discordant note.
Mariana
Named after the deepest trench in the Pacific, this glaze is a rich, oceanic blue-green. The satin finish really bumps it up a notch, giving a rich hand feel as well as a visual one.
Spoon Rest
For as long as humans have cooked, we have probably thought, “Dirty spoon goes where?”, and thus spoon rests were created. Keep your stovetop safe from dirty spoons in style with our beautiful take on a simple shape.
Oil Cruet
Designed for olive oil, these handmade ceramic cruets work great for any shelf-stable liquids- vinegar, soy sauce, garum, chili oil, etc. he key to a good oil cruet is the spout- it should pour smoothly, and according to the American and Italian Olive Oil Councils, it should close to keep out bugs and oxygen which will shorten the shelf life of oil.
Salt Pinch
I don’t know what I would do without a salt pinch on the shelf above my stove. Designed to maximize volume, is easy to fill, and is a pleasure to use. Salt is one of those ingredients that is easy to forget about, but if you can, use the best salt you can find that is suited to your needs- flaky sea salt, finely ground salt, smoked salt, or regular ol’ iodized. It makes a difference.
Butter Dish
With very few exceptions, room-temperature butter is what you want to cook with or spread on your food. Even in the cleanest house, though, you want something to protect your precious butter from bugs and crumbs, and hey, it should look good, too!
Diner Mugs
A riff on the classic diner mugs- the kind that as you use it, it slowly dawns on you that this is a damn fine mug. Sits in your hand nicely, keeps your coffee hot, and just feels right. A mass-produced, chunky, chipped-lip, coffee-stained mug instantly brings me memories of eating at a Waffle House on a family road trip between Florida and Mississippi, or a bleary-eyed trip to an all-night diner during my younger, wilder days.
Hestia Nesting Bowl Set in Sedona
Our Hestia Nesting Bowl Set, in our new colors. If you have ever prepped a big meal before, you know you can never have enough bowls. It keeps your kitchen organized, and looks nice, too. Ranging in size from our large handmade mixing bowl, down to our little Ramekin, it’s a versatile array.
About the Collection
Haand’s collection of Kitchen Essentials is made up of handmade porcelain pieces for stovetops and countertops. This pottery, designed in-house and made by hand in North Carolina, fits in with both modern and vintage kitchen decor. These are the perfect gift for anyone moving into a new home, renovating their kitchen, or making a new commitment to the development of their cooking skills.
I love the lore and minutiae of the tools associated with a trade. The odd names, the specificity of function. The taped-on labels people use to note ownership, or sometimes naming the tool, like a medieval knight naming a sword. My time spent working in kitchens and in construction only reinforced that love.
- Mark Warren, Creative Director & Co-Founder
Behind the Design: Details Matter
Historical examples and vernacular oddities. Mass-produced kitchen tools. Technical drawings and old patents. All of these inform the design of these shapes. I wanted to build on what works and what people expect- an Oil Cruet should be easy to clean and not drip everywhere. A trivet is going to have heavy objects on it, it should have a soft cork bottom to save your tables. I considered each piece, it’s function, and what it HAD to accomplish. Through that, I was able to build each piece upward and find the small details where the Haand touch could flourish and improve on the function.
Designed to Work
Who says tools shouldn't be beautiful?
Elevate the Everyday
Pair the Kitchen Essentials with our tableware and serving pieces and experience the Haandmade home for yourself.
Details Matter
We found just the right spouts, spoons, and lids, and sculpted these utilitarian forms into works of art.
Made with care & intention
We do everything in-house. We believe that to do something right, we must be involved in the entire process.
Design to last a lifetime
Durable, heirloom quality porcelain built to withstand the rigors of commercial kitchens.
Shipped with care
We package every order carefully, ensuring our pieces arrive on your doorstep intact.
I love this cruet…I cook with olive oil all the time and it’s handy to keep by my gas stove. I love that it is beautiful made and doesn’t have to be pulled out of the pantry every time I cook.
There is no photographer who can capture how warm and luxurious these bowls feel and look in person. Bought as a birthday gift for my wife, and couldn't be more pleased!
I have been wanting a spoon rest for years - why not one from HAAND? We love everything else about our dishes, our bowls, our platters, planters, olive dish, small plates - and most recently our oil carafe. Can’t. Get. Enough. ♥️ If you use it every day, it’s not a hoarding problem, right?
