Thoughtful ceramic sets for restaurant service, daily meals and the green corners of home. Every form has a purpose; every set shares a visual language.
CLAY & CULTIVAR / POTTERY COLLECTIONSEulogy Mohr · ceramic artist
FORM & FUNCTION✳MADE BY HAND✳ONE COLLECTION, MANY USES✳CLAY & CULTIVAR
ONE THOUGHTFUL WHOLE
Beautiful pieces. A clear family resemblance.
Within each collection, the clay body, glaze and rim detail stay consistent. Plates, bowls, cups and vessels have their own jobs, yet feel naturally at home together.
01 / FOR RESTAURANTS
A service worth remembering.
The story begins at the moment a dish leaves the kitchen. A plate should frame the food without taking its voice. Deep garden green draws out the color of the harvest; a fine line of exposed clay remembers where it came from. Across plates, bowls and cups, the same quiet detail gives a dining room its own signature.
A coordinated direction for chef’s tables, restaurant dining rooms and intimate hospitality spaces.
02 / FOR HOME
The everyday table.
This is the table people return to. Warm ivory lets breakfast fruit, a weeknight supper or a generous shared platter take center stage. One hand-drawn cobalt line travels from cup to bowl to plate, connecting the small daily rituals that make a place feel like home.
A cook reaches for a fresh leaf, not another jar. Three hand-thrown vessels and one shared tray bring the garden to the kitchen window. Their matching green glaze makes room for each plant’s different shape, while a companion bowl catches the leaves snipped for dinner.
Three planters · shared drainage tray · companion snip bowl
04 / FOR BOTANICAL RITUALS
A quieter kind of vessel.
The day has quieter rituals too: opening a botanical balm, setting down a bar of soap, bringing in a few stems from the garden. The same ivory clay and cobalt line used at the table give these useful little vessels a place in the story of home.
These paired designs bring what we grow into the way it is served. Each plant and its companion piece share a form, glaze and purpose. Choose the pairing you love and tell us how you would use it.
MICROGREENS / LIVING SERVICE
The First Cut
It starts with a small living garden at the table. The sculptural vessel holds a removable growing insert, so the greens can be tended and cut cleanly. A matching tasting plate completes the moment: something grown with care, harvested with intention, and served at its freshest.
Living microgreens · removable grow insert · matching tasting plate
A tomato ripens just outside the kitchen, then lands in the bowl made to belong beside its planter. Warm ivory clay and a slender cobalt line join the growing pot, drainage saucer and harvest bowl. It is a small, complete journey from plant to plate.
Have a plant or microgreen in mind? Tell us how you would like to grow, serve or share it, and we can shape a matching set around it.
THE MAKER'S HAND
One eye for detail. Many ways to live with clay.
Envisioned for Eulogy Mohr’s pottery studio, these collections give each setting its own character while keeping every piece in the set beautifully in step.
Her new vision carries that same attention from the dining table to living greens and the quiet corners of home.