These fun trays by Belle Epoque Pottery have a variety of uses. They could be used as small serving trays, to hold jewelry, keys or change, or even hung on the wall.

Groovy tray measures 6” long, 4.75” wide, and ,5” tall

The lady tray measures 5'“ long, 5” wide, and 5”tall

Belle Epoque Pottery is the ceramic work of Camille Morin. Having studied clay since first starting on the potter's wheel at age 14, Camille earned her BFA in Ceramics in 1998 from the University of Tennessee. She has worked in multiple studios since, and is the former Glaze Director at District Clay, a teaching and artist-in-residence studio in NE Washington DC.

Camille incorporates nostalgic images into her work through the use of a photo-copy transfer method onto porcelain. Images are burnished onto the clay surface prior to drying, and high-fired in electric and gas reduction kilns. Wheel-thrown, hand built, and slipcast forms are finished with an art nouveau-inspired palette of original glazes from recipes culled through decades of experience and testing.