My LGS (local grocery store) has a huge display of these dishes.
http://www.chantal.com/livestrong/
I bought a bowl.
Printable View
My LGS (local grocery store) has a huge display of these dishes.
http://www.chantal.com/livestrong/
I bought a bowl.
I love the style of all those pieces but only 10% of the profit goes to the foundation:(
True, but if you're looking to buy dishes anyway, it's better than nothing going to the foundation.Quote:
Originally Posted by zencentury
and the bowls are a very nice shape. And the yellow is cheery.
(Knot has a thing for bowls that aren't shaped like "deep plates")
Those are pretty cool. I like the plates. I may have to try to find some. Thnaks for sharing!
Its tad late here so if you want to help with non-profit organization, there are number of fund raising event held by potters. I think it was called "empty bowl". Both professional and student potters throw their own bowl(s), glaze and fire a bowl (or more) and donate it to the charity event. The bowls are filled with food prepared by local restaurants and you buy the dish and you get to keep the bowl at the end. 100% of the money raised goes to the charity.
I think the money went to feed the hungry... so if you were looking for specific charity, it may not be your thing.
Anyway, I'll look into it in next several days. Tired from attending a public hearing in/on (or whatever) planning division. steaming :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: right now. Just finished reading the minutes of todays hearing. off topic.
If you are interested empty bowl, let me know.
meowmeow
Smilingcat