French stoneware fired for durability, in glazes made for candlelight.
Jars makes stoneware in France, high-fired for the kind of durability restaurants demand. The glazes are deep and reactive, pooling darker at the rims.
On a dark table the effect is immediate: food reads brighter against the glaze, and the pieces look better with use, not worse.
Priced per piece on the maker's site; verified at build.
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