Dishes made in Canada are made by studios and companies who also manufacture disposable dishes. If you know of any others please forward the information so I can add them to the site.
Dishes Made In Canada
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| Greenlid is the North American Partner bringing truly compostable and sustainable products to Consumers, Retail, Foodservice and Private Label. Waste management is regulated at the municipal level including plastic bans and every organic waste collection program varies. They understand it is difficult for retail and foodservice decision makers to provide products that will work in every community, which is why their product line is accepted in all compost facilities (most being home compostable) and outside of any future plastics bans Offering full-service solutions for your restaurant or retail store as well as custom products, including Foodservice items, molded fiber trays and containers. At present, they supply Private Label products for the entire sustainable, disposable tableware section to over 14,000 stores across North America. Part of the dishes made in Canada directory. Products:
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| Each item at Bonmatin Pottery is handcrafted, unique, cooked at high temperature in the heat of my workshop. My creations, I design them practical for our daily life, do not hesitate to abuse them! All kitchen items are dishwasher safe. My creations, I conceive them practical for our daily life, do not hesitate to abuse them! All kitchen items are dishwasher safe. Part of the dishes made in Canada directory. Products:
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| Old Town Glassworks is a workers cooperative that has been creating beautiful recycled glassware from rescued bottles on the shores of Great Slave Lake since 1994. We use original northern patterns by local artists. Part of the dishes made in Canada directory. Products:
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| Crystal Stevens – Owner / Operator / Potter – Summerside, Prince Edward Island Stevens is a maritime gal and holds a fondness in her heart for the coast, its geography and people. Born in Nova Scotia, she has always been fascinated with hand-thrown ceramic product, but her love for mud and clay grew after moving to Prince Edward Island several years ago. A passionate island potter, who is perpetually learning about the art and craft of throwing, firing and glazing. Her works are available through her online store and at various reputable island retailers such as Michael Stanley Pottery (in Victoria By the Sea), Green Eye Designs (in Charlottetown) and Eptek Art & Culture Centre in Summerside. You can also find her products at both Made in the Maritimes locations in Halifax and Bedford! Part of the dishes made in Canada directory. Products:
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| At Parceline my work has changed a lot in the last six years. My style has refined, my technique has changed and my products have evolved. The collection that I propose now is very smooth. Entirely designed by turning, the potter’s wheel, I use porcelain, engobes color and a technique of image transfer to print the text on objects. In pastel colors and delicate and geometric patterns, my collection with poetic suspicions is a collaboration with my lover Julien Gagnon, who composes short poems for my ceramics. My studio is located in Montreal’s Rosemont neighborhood. I share my workplace with other ceramists. Although we each work for very different productions, cohabitation is very stimulating because we exchange ideas, opinions and mutual aid is part of our values. Part of the dishes made in Canada directory. Products:
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| I have been a professional artist for more than 20 years. I work in fused and cast glass and make functional pottery. This is my tiny studio in Toronto, Ontario. Usually, Kate and I sell my work at the art show circuit in Ontario as well as at One of a Kind, Signatures and other large indoor art shows. Since COVID 19 has disrupted all art shows, I developed a series for online sales. Pieces are also available for curbside pickup. All orders of $100 or more before tax will ship for free in Canada by regular parcel post. Thanks for supporting artists. Stay safe, Stay home. Part of the dishes made in Canada directory. Products:
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| At Eastwood Pottery we are a small batch ceramic pottery based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. We love to create beautiful pieces of pottery for everyday use that will change how you live your life. In the busyness of life, it is important to slow down and savour the ordinary. When you hold one of our handmade pieces, you take the time to be present in the moment. We have a rich family history in maritime coastal living. Our families have made their livelihoods on the ocean as fishermen and lighthouse keepers for generations. Our work celebrates the vibrant life of the hardworking people who live and work on the saltwater. We hope that as you use our pottery, you may be able to hear the faint sound of a foghorn and smell the salt air. Part of the dishes made in Canada directory. Products:
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| Esther is a potter and ceramic artist based on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. She specializes in functional pottery and carved porcelain pieces.She grew up in Windsor Ontario where she started taking pottery, painting and drawing lessons at the Willistead Manor Coach-house in the early 70’s. With money she earned selling functional pottery she bought her first wheel and kiln. She moved to the Toronto area to attend Sheridan College School Craft & Design graduating with a Ceramic’s Major in 1980. Teaching many children and adult clay classes over the years has inspired her to make ornamental clay animals and learn new project ideas such as clay whistles. Her functional work is designed to be durable and chip resistant and dishwasher safe. Esther’s work is in constant development as she expands her business. As well as selling at shows, her work can be found at My Chosen Cafe’s Sugar Shack. Part of the dishes made in Canada directory. Products:
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| As a member of potters guilds and the PEI Crafts Council, With Clay Impressions Pottery I find the sharing of tips and advice among the many different artists an essential element and benefit of the craft. After two decades, I still feel a thrill in transforming soft clay into finished pots. Creating pottery is a very real connection to nature and to art. Each time I walk outside, my eye is drawn to the beauty in nature or the architecture of buildings and I am inspired to design new work with an emphasis on form and texture. Part of the dishes made in Canada directory. Products:
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| Valérie Pelletier creates work that evokes simplicity and sobriety and the choice of shapes is part of a refined aesthetic. I offer two complementary and timeless collections. One with speckled clay and the other with dark sandstone. All pieces from both collections have a pale blue enamel. This blue brings depth to the rooms and absorbs us with its brilliance and transparency. Thus, I wanted to create an interesting contrast between the natural side of the bare earth and the rather shiny enamel. Paying particular attention to technique, I still want to keep the trace of the human, which recalls the artisanal work done by hand. Finally, I want to reach people by transmitting to them, through my ceramics, the sensitivity and pleasure that work with clay brings to me. Part of the dishes made in Canada directory. Products:
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| We moved to the Cowichan Valley from Vancouver in 2003, looking for a more restorative pace and a rural lifestyle. Our property began life as a dairy farm, and we started out growing herbs, flowers and vegetables, selling at local markets. Back then, we called it ‘Artfarm’ and we began to combine our love of the land with our love for tea, researching cultivation and processing of tea plants. We hand blend original recipe teas and tisanes, and grow and make our very own Canadian terroir tea. Our unique blends are made by hand with carefully sourced certified organic teas and ingredients from around the world. Our hand-built ceramic teaware is crafted to accompany the flavours and enhance every sip. Part of the dishes made in Canada directory. Products:
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