East Fork’s Newest Glaze Should Be Your First Fall Purchase
For the first time since 2017, the earthy Harvest Moon hue is back—just in time for autumnal table settings.
For the first time since 2017, the earthy Harvest Moon hue is back—just in time for autumnal table settings.
Beginning August 1, cult-favorite pottery brand East Fork is bringing back one of its limited-edition shades across the entire collection. Harvest Moon is a honeyed, ochre hue that conjures up lingering late-summer nights, cinnamon apples baking on crisp afternoons, and a hazy ’70s nostalgia inspired by Neil Young’s song of the same name. As one of the first seasonal glazes ever released by the brand, the colorway has its roots in East Fork’s early days working out of an aging tobacco barn in the North Carolina countryside.
Whether it’s a late-night snack or a dress-to-impress soirée, East Fork's versatile dinnerware is suited for every occasion.
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Lucky for us, the transitional golden-brown hue pairs well with plates of peaches and pumpkins.
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Apple cider, anyone?
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