Founded in 1948 by Edith Heath in Sausalito, California, Heath Ceramics is an icon of Mid-Century Modern (MCM) design. The brand remains committed to small-scale, sustainable production and timeless aesthetic principles.

Heath is famous for its matte glazes and exposed clay rims. Edith Heath's “Coupe” line (1948) remains in production today, celebrated for its functional minimalism that bridges the gap between art and utility.

Beyond tableware, Heath is a leader in architectural tiles, famously used in the interior of the Norton Simon Museum and various iconic California residences.

— See Also:

• Coupe vs. Rimmed Plates
• Matte Glazes in Stoneware