Abigail Murray

Glazed porcelain bowls with intricate pattern texture. The white version features a clear glazed interior and raw (unglazed) porcelain exterior. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

Available in 2 colors:
Pale Pink - colored glazes applied to the interior and exterior
White - available with a clear glazed interior and raw porcelain exterior

Bowl measures approximately 6" x 3.5"

Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business

Abigail Murray creates simple, utilitarian forms with complex surfaces of found and created textures. She explores ideas of pattern, layering and light referencing the repetition and precision of technology while delighting in the subtle imperfections of the entirely handmade. Abigail received her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and spent years making sculpture and installations before her ideas turned toward function. Inspired by a request for dishes from a friend and the intimacy of the relationship between pots and their users, she founded her brand in 2012.

Glazed porcelain bowls with intricate pattern texture. The white version features a clear glazed interior and raw (unglazed) porcelain exterior. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

Available in 3 colors:
Pale Pink 
White 
Pale Blue

Bowls measures approximately 6" wide x 3.5" deep

Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business

Abigail Murray creates simple, utilitarian forms with complex surfaces of found and created textures. She explores ideas of pattern, layering and light referencing the repetition and precision of technology while delighting in the subtle imperfections of the entirely handmade. Abigail received her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and spent years making sculpture and installations before her ideas turned toward function. Inspired by a request for dishes from a friend and the intimacy of the relationship between pots and their users, she founded her brand in 2012.

Porcelain bowl with an organic patterned texture. Features a pale pink glazed porcelain interior and exterior.

Dishwasher and microwave safe.
Bowl measures approximately 6" x 4"

Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business

Abigail Murray creates simple, utilitarian forms with complex surfaces of found and created textures. She explores ideas of pattern, layering and light referencing the repetition and precision of technology while delighting in the subtle imperfections of the entirely handmade. Abigail received her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and spent years making sculpture and installations before her ideas turned toward function. Inspired by a request for dishes from a friend and the intimacy of the relationship between pots and their users, she founded her brand in 2012.

 
Glazed porcelain salad plates with a repeating patterned texture.

Dishwasher and microwave safe. 
Plates measure approximately 7.5" in diameter

Available in your choice:
Pale Green Dots 
Pale Blue Hearts

Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business

Abigail Murray creates simple, utilitarian forms with complex surfaces of found and created textures. She explores ideas of pattern, layering and light referencing the repetition and precision of technology while delighting in the subtle imperfections of the entirely handmade. Abigail received her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and spent years making sculpture and installations before her ideas turned toward function. Inspired by a request for dishes from a friend and the intimacy of the relationship between pots and their users, she founded her brand in 2012.

Glazed porcelain bowls with a woodgrain pattern texture. The white version features a clear glazed interior and raw (unglazed) porcelain exterior. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

Bowls measure approximately 4.25" diameter x 2.75" deep
Available in your choice of color.

Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business

Abigail Murray creates simple, utilitarian forms with complex surfaces of found and created textures. She explores ideas of pattern, layering and light referencing the repetition and precision of technology while delighting in the subtle imperfections of the entirely handmade. Abigail received her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and spent years making sculpture and installations before her ideas turned toward function. Inspired by a request for dishes from a friend and the intimacy of the relationship between pots and their users, she founded her brand in 2012.