This stoneware pitcher was entirely handmade in France by ceramists Les Guimards. Its rounded curves bring it roundness and softness. Its matte anthracite color gives it character and elegance. The purity of the clay laid bare at the bottom of the pitcher brings him the authentic side that we are looking for today. The pitcher Maïko combines aesthetics and practice, thanks to its large rounded handle that gives it a very good grip and.

The workshop Les Guimards, family inheritance taken up with energy and passion by Nathalie and Christophe Hurtault, is located in Burgundy, close to the village of Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye where the traditional know-how of potters craftsmen continues since the Middle Ages. The company is also registered at the Ateliers d'Art de France. The gray clay of Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye has been recognized in the world of ceramics for generations and its fame has become international. It offers both plastic and physical qualities: resistance, waterproofs, good preservation of heat and cold. The Guimards perform each piece from beginning to end in their workshops, from the extraction of clay in their own career modeling, enameling and cooking at 1280 °. Each piece is unique and can have shades of size and hue.

The pitcher Maiko is adapted to the requirements of daily and modern life.