i'm always so thrilled to hear from alissa and carly at
coe & waito- they were a big hit here
last august and ever since i've been a huge fan of their work. now alissa and carly have launched a
new collection of small bottles inspired by memories of antique bottles they dug up as children. made of slip cast porcelain with a creamy clear glaze, each bottle is embellished with platinum decals of insects, weeds, roots, and dirt, as if they were just pulled from the ground. you can choose from three shapes (measuring appx. four by two inches) for $68 each.
in addition to their beautiful new bottle collection, coe & waito have introduced a family of three spoons made of slip cast porcelain, unglazed and sanded smooth. there are three variations available: long ($32), medium ($30), and small ($28). the spoons are my absolute favorite and remind me of the wonderful back and forth on blogs like
skinny laminx,
hoping for happy accidents,
lena corwin and
port2port in which people sent each other photos of spoons in their home. you can find more information and purchase coe & waito's new products
right here, at their newly updated website. [thanks to alissa and carly for the tip!]
[
please note: carly and alissa added that because the spoons are unglazed, they will acquire a patina if used with highly pigmented foods/liquids]
Labels: ceramics
i'm always so thrilled to hear from alissa and carly at coe & waito- they were a big hit here last august and ever since i've been a huge fan of their work. now alissa and carly have launched a new collection of small bottles inspired by memories of antique bottles they dug up as children. made of slip cast porcelain with a creamy clear glaze, each bottle is embellished with platinum decals of insects, weeds, roots, and dirt, as if they were just pulled from the ground. you can choose from three shapes (measuring appx. four by two inches) for $68 each.
14 Comments:
MORE OF THE SAME....*YAWN*
These are so gorgeous- I'd love to see Alissa and Carly branch out into lighting. The patterns they do would look so pretty on linen shades. :)
Tracy
if you don't like what's on the site, why do you read it? there are what, 70 million blogs out there? sounds like you could use a new one.
trent @ consume/create
LOVE the spoons. Very similar to Kelly's shots on Hoping for Happy Accidents.
these are gorgeous. would love a whole set of china like this.
Hey anon, I would love to know if personally, you have been wronged by the individual who writes the articles of this blog? Or if she just rubs you the wrong way, because I have heard some negative stories about her. It seems as though you are one of those people and am curious to know what your issue is. Everyone has an opinion and that should be respected, as I respect yours. I ask you this question anon because I know that for every cause there is an effect.
curious
as always, comments are intended for discussions related to the post at hand.
if you would like to discuss stories or rumors about me you're welcome to email me directly.
d*s
I was asking anon a simple question not you. It is the topic "at hand", because an anon left comments which appear to seem as though they are irritated and if you approved the commented, well, you're going to get some kind of a reaction.
The centipede bugs me out. No pun intended. Ha Ha ;-)
Jack
Where can I buy? The site is way too confusing. I wish they'd work on that.
We've recently updated our site. Simply click on 'purchasing' on the menu at the top of the main page. There is a list of retailers who carry our work. Or, just email us to order directly.
-carly
I love the bugs!! Too cute.
www.stylesavestheworld.com
be glam. live green.
Love these!
those spoons are so adorable
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