Handmade Dinnerware is hot

With the growing sustainability revolution, there is an obvious jump in handmade demand. Handmade crafts have for generations offered sustainable methods of producing, that somehow got lost with industrialization. But then everything in history suggests that the world is cyclic, and we humans are attracted to the old fashion, the old crafts, and the indigenous ways, time and again. We are learning that even though industrialization offered cheaper means to satisfy the growing global demands, we have reached a tipping point with climate that is calling for more attention towards some of these old indigenous ways that are more sustainable, environment friendly, and of-course more fashionable.

 Handmade ceramics have been there for generations, and this almost dying craft, has over the past decade become extremely popular. Potteries that would struggle to survive, have become piping hot spots for chefs and individuals who want handmade, colorful, and exotic dinnerware for their restaurants and homes. I would easily relate this revolution with the food revolution. Past decade has seen such immense and rapid growth in the food industry, with chefs becoming the new superstars creating wonderous dishes with a great fan following.