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Porcelain Pestle and Mortar (Small)
John Julian
£135
A porcelain ball pestle and mortar, individually hand-made by John Julian Design in their Wiltshire Studio. Its innovative flat design is wonderful to use for salsas and herb grinding, and has gained popularity amongst professional chefs.
Frequently featured in Nigel Slater's cooking programmes, this design is a cornerstone of John Julian, the slightly shallower mortar recognised as both aesthetically pleasing and a pleasure to use.
Frequently featured in Nigel Slater's cooking programmes, this design is a cornerstone of John Julian, the slightly shallower mortar recognised as both aesthetically pleasing and a pleasure to use.
Material: Porcelain
Dimensions: Width: 19cm Depth: 12cm Height: 12cm
Care Instructions: Dishwasher safe
Dimensions: Width: 19cm Depth: 12cm Height: 12cm
Care Instructions: Dishwasher safe
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John Julian creates porcelain kitchenware, serveware and tableware by hand in Wiltshire. Julian established his studio in 1999, first exhibiting at Egg in Kensington, London, where chef Nigel Slater bought one of Sainsbury’s iconic pestle and mortars. Jamie Oliver and Nigella Lawson soon followed. In 2013, frustrated with the restrictions of other manufacturers, John Julian set up his own workshop, enabling him to inject more character into each piece through the hand-crafted process.
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