From a small studio in 2013 to 2M+ households in 50+ countries — this is how vancasso was built, one handcrafted piece at a time.
How It Started
vancasso was founded in 2013 with a single conviction: everyday dinnerware should be beautiful. Not just functional — genuinely beautiful. The kind of tableware that makes an ordinary Tuesday feel like a celebration.
Our founders spent two years visiting stoneware kilns across Asia and Europe, learning the craft hands-on. What they discovered was a gap in the market: high-quality, handcrafted dinnerware that was colorful, durable, and accessible to real households — not just hotels and Michelin-starred restaurants.
The first vancasso collection launched in 2013 with 12 pieces. It sold out in 11 days.
What We Believe
We design for real life. That means dinnerware that goes from microwave to table to dishwasher without a second thought — but looks stunning doing it. Our stoneware is fired at over 1,280°C, giving it a density and durability that outlasts most chip-and-crack-prone alternatives.
Color is at the heart of everything we make. We work with our kiln partners to develop glaze formulations that are lead-free, cadmium-free, and certified food-safe to FDA and EU standards — and that still deliver the rich, layered tones our collections are known for.
Our Journey
What Drives Us
Every piece fired above 1,280°C. Every glaze tested for lead and cadmium. We don't release a collection until it passes our internal durability test: 200+ dishwasher cycles with no fading.
We treat color with the same seriousness as clay body composition. Our glaze lab develops 40–60 color variations per collection, then selects the 6–8 that work together perfectly at the table.
Beautiful dinnerware shouldn't cost a small fortune. We work directly with kiln partners to eliminate middlemen and keep our prices honest — without cutting corners on materials or craft.
We publish our material certifications. We list exactly what "dishwasher safe" and "microwave safe" means for each collection. No vague claims, no fine print.