The drying process, which can last up to six weeks, prepares the piece for its final transformation in the kiln.
Opening the kiln is always a moment of surprise: a revelation in which the material, transformed by the high temperatures, reveals its final colours and patterns.
Each tray is therefore a unique piece, signed and certified, imbued with a story and an emotion.
Each piece is fashioned from a clay body similar in composition to Limoges porcelain, then fired at a high temperature (around 1300°C) to bring out its strength and beauty.
Glazing, a key stage in the process, enhances the material with deep colours and unique textures, ranging from plain shades to textured or ‘cracked’ effects.
The resulting trays combine durability, hygiene and aesthetic appeal, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Glazed ceramic table tops are designed to enhance living spaces, whether in hotels, restaurants, houses or flats.
They offer an elegant and durable alternative to conventional materials, where craftsmanship meets contemporary design.
Each piece comes with a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing quality and traceability.
Resistant to impact, scratches and the elements, and easy to maintain, they blend in equally well with modern and classic interiors, or even outdoors.
Their enamelled finish gives them a luxurious appearance and a pleasant feel, whilst ensuring exceptional thermal stability and chemical resistance.
These creations can only be fully appreciated by seeing them and feeling their shapes and textures.
They invite you to experience the authenticity of a material transformed by fire, and to form a connection with objects that tell a story.
To discover them, there’s nothing quite like a visit to our workshop at Les Brosses d’Azérables, where every detail comes to life.
