Originally designed in 1983, the Granit Collection was named for the factory where Eva Zeisel briefly worked in 1926, her first professional job. Though widely exhibited, the set – which features her signature fluid, sensuous curves – wasn’t put into production until 2009. The DWR Design Studio worked extensively with Zeisel to ensure that the final product adhered to her exacting standards. “I like the way the very thin, hard edges of the plates change into a soft, inviting bellybutton,” she said. “All the pieces together make a very nice family.”

• Matte white finish offers a neutral backdrop for culinary delights.
• Dimple in the center allows the plates and bowl to nest.
• The Granit Collection includes a Salad Plate, Dinner Plate, Bowl, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Teapot, Teacup with Saucer and Sugar Bowl and Creamer.

Originally designed in 1983, the Granit Collection was named for the factory where Eva Zeisel briefly worked in 1926, her first professional job. Though widely exhibited, the set – which features her signature fluid, sensuous curves – wasn’t put into production until 2009. The DWR Design Studio worked extensively with Zeisel to ensure that the final product adhered to her exacting standards. “I like the way the very thin, hard edges of the plates change into a soft, inviting bellybutton,” she said. “All the pieces together make a very nice family.”

• Matte white finish offers a neutral backdrop for culinary delights.
• Dimple in the center allows the plates and bowl to nest.
• The Granit Collection includes a Salad Plate, Dinner Plate, Bowl, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Teapot, Teacup with Saucer and Sugar Bowl and Creamer.

Originally designed in 1983, the Granit Collection was named for the factory where Eva Zeisel briefly worked in 1926, her first professional job. Though widely exhibited, the set – which features her signature fluid, sensuous curves – wasn’t put into production until 2009. The DWR Design Studio worked extensively with Zeisel to ensure that the final product adhered to her exacting standards. “I like the way the very thin, hard edges of the plates change into a soft, inviting bellybutton,” she said. “All the pieces together make a very nice family.”

• Matte white finish offers a neutral backdrop for culinary delights.
• Dimple in the center allows the plates and bowl to nest.
• The Granit Collection includes a Salad Plate, Dinner Plate, Bowl, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Teapot, Teacup with Saucer and Sugar Bowl and Creamer.

Originally designed in 1983, the Granit Collection was named for the factory where Eva Zeisel briefly worked in 1926, her first professional job. Though widely exhibited, the set – which features her signature fluid, sensuous curves – wasn’t put into production until 2009. The DWR Design Studio worked extensively with Zeisel to ensure that the final product adhered to her exacting standards. “I like the way the very thin, hard edges of the plates change into a soft, inviting bellybutton,” she said. “All the pieces together make a very nice family.”

• The Teapot’s fluid, biomorphic form echoes the qualities of the tea it holds.
• The Granit Collection includes a Salad Plate, Dinner Plate, Bowl, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Teapot, Teacup with Saucer and Sugar Bowl and Creamer.

Originally designed in 1983, the Granit Collection was named for the factory where Eva Zeisel briefly worked in 1926, her first professional job. Though widely exhibited, the set – which features her signature fluid, sensuous curves – wasn’t put into production until 2009. The DWR Design Studio worked extensively with Zeisel to ensure that the final product adhered to her exacting standards. “I like the way the very thin, hard edges of the plates change into a soft, inviting bellybutton,” she said. “All the pieces together make a very nice family.”

• Teacup has a small and comfortable handle.
• The Granit Collection includes a Salad Plate, Dinner Plate, Bowl, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Teapot, Teacup with Saucer and Sugar Bowl and Creamer.

Originally designed in 1983, the Granit Collection was named for the factory where Eva Zeisel briefly worked in 1926, her first professional job. Though widely exhibited, the set – which features her signature fluid, sensuous curves – wasn’t put into production until 2009. The DWR Design Studio worked extensively with Zeisel to ensure that the final product adhered to her exacting standards. “I like the way the very thin, hard edges of the plates change into a soft, inviting bellybutton,” she said. “All the pieces together make a very nice family.”

• Matte white finish is neutral enough for any coffee or tea set.
• The rounded shapes of the Bowl and Creamer fit comfortably in the hand.
• The Granit Collection includes a Salad Plate, Dinner Plate, Bowl, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Teapot, Teacup with Saucer and Sugar Bowl and Creamer.

Originally designed in 1983, the Granit Collection was named for the factory where Eva Zeisel briefly worked in 1926, her first professional job. Though widely exhibited, the set – which features her signature fluid, sensuous curves – wasn’t put into production until 2009. The DWR Design Studio worked extensively with Zeisel to ensure that the final product adhered to her exacting standards. “I like the way the very thin, hard edges of the plates change into a soft, inviting bellybutton,” she said. “All the pieces together make a very nice family.”

• Matte white finish is neutral enough for daily use with any table setting.
• The Shakers’ rounded shape fit comfortably in the hand.
• The Granit Collection includes a Salad Plate, Dinner Plate, Bowl, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Teapot, Teacup with Saucer and Sugar Bowl and Creamer.