Shop Sabar - Handpainted Ceramics for Breakfast Moments

Named after one of the tribes in Bastar a region where the purity of ingredients in food is paramount the Sabar collection was designed with the spirit of eating together as a community. Hand-painted by artisans, cobalt blue dots punctuate the earthy terracotta surface of this wide Baga ceramic mug with a rhythm drawn from folk art playful, considered, and made for a long, unhurried chai.

Named after one of the tribes in Bastar a region where the purity of ingredients in food is paramount the Sabar collection was designed with the spirit of eating together as a community. A hand-painted cobalt blue stripe runs across the wide terracotta Baga form with a graphic confidence drawn from tribal symbolism lively on the surface, settled in the hand.

Rooted in the Sabar tradition of slow, communal eating, this hand-painted ceramic butter dish brings a quiet ritual to the morning table. Bold cobalt blue folk art illustrations sit against an earthy terracotta form a considered piece of breakfast tableware that makes even the simplest morning feel considered.

Inspired by folk art and the everyday rituals of slow living, this hand-painted ceramic milk jug brings an artisanal warmth to the breakfast table. Cobalt blue botanical renderings sit against an earthy terracotta form classic in shape, quietly graphic in finish and doubles beautifully as a display-worthy vase between meals. Pair it with the Sabar breakfast plates and bowls for a harmonious morning table.

Slow living is at the heart of the Sabar collection and few rituals embody that more than a drink taken without hurry. Hand-painted with primitive motifs and cobalt blue illustrations, this tall, generous latte glass is made for a frothy mid-morning latte, a cold brew, or a turmeric milk at the end of the day. Part of the Sabar breakfast tableware range; comes as a set of two.

Inspired by folk art and tribal symbolism, these hand-painted ceramic salt and pepper shakers bring graphic, artisanal confidence to the everyday dining table. Bold cobalt blue illustrations sit against an earthy terracotta form, each piece carrying the natural variation of something made by hand. Small in scale, quietly striking up close part of the Sabar casual earthenware range.

Named after a tribe from Bastar where the purity of ingredients is held above all else the Sabar collection is built around the spirit of eating well together. Hand-painted by artisans in bold cobalt blue on an earthy terracotta body, this ceramic egg cup holds a boiled egg with quiet ceremony. A set of two, for the mornings worth sitting down for.

Slow living begins with a proper bowl. Hand-painted by artisans with cobalt blue dots and dashes on a warm terracotta form, this large ceramic bowl brings folk art and primitive mark-making to the everyday meal deep enough for stews, soups, and ramen, and a natural companion to the wider Sabar ceramic tableware range

The most-used piece on the breakfast table deserves to be the most considered. Hand-painted by artisans with cobalt blue dots and dashes on a terracotta-inspired body, this ceramic cereal bowl draws from the folk art traditions and tribal symbolism of the Sabar collection simple yet bold, and a natural companion to the Sabar breakfast tableware.

In the Sabar collection, even the smallest piece carries the weight of its story. Hand-painted by artisans with cobalt blue folk art illustrations on an earthy terracotta form, this ceramic katori set brings artisan character to the essential accompaniments dal, sabzi, raita, achaar.

Small plates, slow meals, things passed around and tasted the Sabar collection was made for this kind of eating. Hand-painted geometric circles in bold cobalt blue emerge from the earthy terracotta surface, drawing from tribal roots and folk art traditions. A set of two that layers beautifully with the Sabar breakfast plates and bowls to create a complete ceramic tableware collection.

Rooted in the Bastar spirit of eating with intention, this hand-painted ceramic breakfast plate makes the first meal of the day feel like it matters. Geometric circles that feel like abstracted blooms emerge in bold cobalt blue on an earthy terracotta surface graphic and grounded in equal measure. Apt for breakfast, lunch, and dinner; a natural companion to the Sabar bowls and tapas plates.

Designed for the long table and generous portions, this hand-painted ceramic serving bowl carries elemental cobalt blue motifs and primitive mark-making on a warm terracotta form. Clean-sided and capacious, it holds a generous dal or slow-cooked curry with quiet authority a staple of any Indian ceramic tableware collection, made for everyday use, made to last.

A tureen at the centre of the table is an invitation to sit, to stay, to help yourself. Hand-painted by artisans with bold cobalt blue folk art illustrations on a terracotta body, this close-lidded ceramic tureen holds the heat through second helpings and slow conversations. A centrepiece piece in any hand-painted ceramic dinnerware set.

Sharing is at the heart of the Sabar collection, and this hand-painted ceramic rectangular platter is built for exactly that. Bold cobalt blue folk art illustrations on an earthy terracotta form make it as considered as it is functional monochrome and minimal from a distance, richly detailed up close. Layer it with the Sabar serveware range for a ceramic tableware collection that feels curated and effortless.