Clay Kitchen Equipment

Hand made in the La Chamba tradition that dates back more than 700 years, this ceramic pot is designed to withstand direct contact with heat, great for use on stovetops, especially open flame cooktops. This covered dish is perfect for slow-cooking casseroles and stews in the oven or it can be used on the stovetop for soup and rice dishes. Made completely by hand in the village of La Chamba, Colombia, long famous for its pottery. Only natural, locally mined clays are used.

Hand made in the La Chamba tradition that dates back more than 700 years, this ceramic baker is designed to withstand direct contact with heat, great for use on stovetops, especially open flame cooktops. This versatile baker can be used in the oven for casseroles, lasagnas and baked desserts or on the stovetop for sautéing and griddle recipes. Made completely by hand in the village of La Chamba, Colombia, long famous for its pottery. Only natural, locally mined clays are used.

Hand painted by a single artist, this earthenware dish can be used to cook and serve traditional North African tagines, as well as couscous and rice dishes. The cone-shaped cover funnels condensation directly back to the food for moist, tender results. The traditional Tunisian pattern is painted by hand using food-safe paints and glazes. Hand-thrown clay retains heat well for serving directly at the table. Oven and microwave safe. Handmade in Tunisia. A Williams-Sonoma exclusive.

The rustic charm of kitchen ceramics in an Emile Henry 1850s catalog provided the inspiration for the French company’s Artisan series of bakeware. This petite pie dish from that collection is ideal for baking individual portions of savory potpies and dessert pies that will be served at the table. Shaped from Burgundian clay with a ruffled edge, the dish absorbs, distributes and retains heat evenly, so pies bake and brown to perfection. The vibrant hand-applied glaze won’t scratch or craze.

The rustic charm of kitchen ceramics in an Emile Henry 1850s catalog provided the inspiration for the French company's Artisan series of bakeware. Each pie dish is shaped from Burgundian clay, which absorbs, distributes and retains heat evenly, so pies bake and brown to perfection. The dish's generous proportions and scalloped rim make it ideal for baking deep-dish fruit and savory pies that will be served at the table.

Hand painted by a single artist, this earthenware dish can be used to cook and serve traditional North African tagines, as well as couscous and rice dishes. The cone-shaped cover funnels condensation directly back to the food for moist, tender results. The traditional Tunisian pattern is painted by hand using food-safe paints and glazes. Hand-thrown clay retains heat well for serving directly at the table. Oven and microwave safe. Handmade in Tunisia. A Williams-Sonoma exclusive.

Finished with Emile Henry’s proprietary glaze, this pizza stone produces perfectly crispy crusts and doubles as a cutting surface. Able to withstand exceptionally high heat, it can be used in the oven, on the grill and over an open flame – and it’s dishwasher safe. Ideal for pizzas, breads and general grilling. Made of exceptionally durable Burgundian clay, yet is much lighter than other pizza stones. Proprietary lead-free surface is safe for cutting and won’t chip or crack.

These distinctive French stoneware serving pieces echo the conical silhouettes of traditional Moroccan cooking vessels known as tagines. Artisans shape and glaze the serveware entirely by hand, using an intricate 17-step process to create the unique “crackled” appearance and creamy richness of color. The insides of the bowl and both sides of the lid are glazed, while the exterior of the bowl is left unglazed to showcase the clay’s natural matte bisque.