PotteryJo

Colourful tableware from PotteryJo

PotteryJo is a Swedish brand with a wide range of colurful ceramics for the set table. Their range includes beautiful plates, bowls and cups with high quality and beautiful colours.

Who is the founder of PotteryJo?

With a burning interest in ceramics and interior design, Johanna Hampf created the brand PotteryJo.

PotteryJo’s design vision

The PotteryJo’s assortment is characterised by the joy of eating, good company and love. They have a great passion for food and believe that the tableware on which it is served contributes an important part to the enjoyment of eating.

With previous experience in the fashion and textile industry, it is also an important part of the vision to design a creative overall concept for the set table that does not exist anywhere else.

How is PotteryJo tableware made?

In the manufacturing process, PotteryJo fires its stoneware products twice, resulting in very durable and robust tableware with a particularly long service life. The pottery is then glazed to obtain its beautiful glossy surface.

Where does PotteryJo produce its ceramic products?

All PotteryJo ceramic products are made in Portugal, known for its ancient ceramic tradition and craftmanship. This way, PotteryJo can really ensure that the products are of good quality and made under decent working conditions.

Top 3 most popular collections by PotteryJo

• Daisy
• Daria
• Ditsy

Daisy – the first successful collection from PotteryJo

One of Pottery Jo’s first collections called Daisy was launched in 2011 and was inspired by an historic pattern found in the old archive of a factory. Slightly updated for a more modern twist, this pattern quickly became the brand’s signature.

Are PotteryJo dishes dishwasher safe?

Yes, PotteryJo dishes can be cleaned in the dishwasher without hesitation.

Is PotteryJo tableware microwave safe and oven safe?

All PotteryJo products are microwave safe, but they are not oven safe.

Care instructions for PotteryJo ceramics

• As the ceramic tableware from PotteryJo is rustic and heavy in its design, you should handle it carefully when you remove it from the dishwasher and set it in the kitchen cabinets.
• Store your PotteryJo crockery with care and never push the plates on top of each other in the cabinets, as there is a risk of the ceramic glaze being scratched.
• To avoid your PotteryJo plates from getting black streaks from the metal of your cultery, you can use rinse aid in your dishwasher.