Made thoughtfully, honestly, and with pride—to be enjoyed with similar intention.
Seeds of Summer: Organic, Wild, and Full of Possibilities.
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Classic Coupe Shapes in Collectible Runs, for One Year Only.
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Hands-on Heath: Making a Bud Vase, Hosted by the Heath Clay Studio.
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An American-Made Partnership Built on Decades of Design Authority.
Heath + Herman Miller
Our Newest Tile Collection Takes Dual Glaze Tile to New Heights.
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The Heath Registry: Perfect for Any Occasion.
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Choose a curated set, or mix and match to create your ideal 3-piece, 4-piece, or 5-piece combination — and save 10% on all sets!
Heath Lines
Seven decades. Six dinnerware lines. Endless possibilities for mixing, matching, and making each meal even more special.
The Original, Since 1948
Boundlessly versatile, beautifully simple—Edith Heath’s very first dinnerware line was a hit in the ‘40s, and it’s been in continuous production ever since. A true classic, and a testament to the longevity of good design.
A Study in Functional Beauty
Earthy and robust with wide, exposed rims for ease in stacking and handling. A true product of the modern era, this collection was designed in 1960 for Heath's growing restaurant business.
A Modern(ist) Classic
Designed in the 1980s, Edith Heath’s final dinnerware line is beloved both for its bold, geometric shapes and its remarkable versatility. Plaza’s utility extends well beyond the tabletop.
Two Icons, One Collection
Designed in collaboration with Alice Waters and Christina Kim, balancing French elegance with California ruggedness. A portion of the proceeds from each sale supports the Edible Schoolyard Project.
A Match Made in Craft
Co-created by Catherine Bailey (Heath Ceramics) and Natalie Chanin (Alabama Chanin), this collection recreates the intricate beauty of textile stitching across a range of hand-etched dinnerware shapes.
For Kids (and Kids at Heart)
Pint-sized plates, bowls, and cups—perfect for discerning little ones, future designers, and anybody with a taste for adorable accent pieces in bright, glossy glazes.
The Backdrop To Our Lives
Since 1948
From preparing the clay to jiggering, glazing, and firing, it takes 12 people–with more than a century of experience–to make a single Coupe Plate.
Over Seven Decades of Craft
Coupe Dinner Plate
1948
Studio Mug
1955
Rim Cereal Bowl
1961
Bud Vase
1983
Plaza 6x12 Tray
1989
Large Mug
2003
Chez Panisse Café Bowl
2006
Alabama Chanin Camellia Dinner Plate
2013
Muir Flatware
2018
Coupe Dinner Bowl
2025
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