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ReCinder Side Plate | Made From Upcycled Ceramic Waste

Name: ReCinder Side Plate | Made From Upcycled Ceramic Waste
Brand: Rosy Napper
Price: 16.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£16.00

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ReCinder is the world’s first ceramic tableware range made from ceramic waste rather than virgin materials. Ultra-local and sustainably produced, it represents the lowest-carbon ceramic tableware currently available.

This pioneering collection is crafted using waste collected from local studios and manufacturers. Designed around a fully circular model, each plate diverts approximately 650 grams of ceramic waste from landfill, significantly reducing material loss and reliance on virgin resources—while offering a meaningful alternative to traditional, carbon-intensive ceramic production.

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Details

Dimensions: ~ ø 14 x 1.5(h)cm
Glaze: Stone ash
Colour: White
Weight: 180 gr. approx
Made from 98% reclaimed ceramic waste

design by Rosy Napper for HOST
London, United Kingdom

Additional Information | Care

Fully circular design approach
Available in three sizes
Exclusively available through The Home of Sustainable Things (HOST)
All ReCinder tableware is both microwave and dishwasher safe

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Existing resources. New Possibilities.

The Designer

Rosy Napper

ReCinder reimagines one of the world’s oldest materials and the ancient craft built around it.

Developed by The Home of Sustainable Things in collaboration with ceramic material researcher Rosy Napper, ReCinder transforms locally sourced ceramic waste into a contemporary ceramic range. Made in London, it creates a new use for a problematic waste stream while reducing reliance on virgin materials and reducing the distance between material source, making and market.

The award-winning material forms the basis of HOST’s own collection alongside limited editions developed with artists and makers, each exploring ReCinder through different forms, processes and creative perspectives.

Rosy Napper is a ceramic material researcher and designer working at the intersection of science, design and craft. Her practice focuses on developing ceramics from waste materials, with particular expertise in the reconstitution of fired ceramic waste.

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