Celebrating with Traditionware®

Collections designed to honor the traditions that bring us together around the table.

A person’s hand covers a tray with a blue-striped cloth; flowers and cups are visible nearby on a wooden table.
our place co founder shiza shahid with olive & clay tagine

Eid '25: Olive & Clay Tagine

Designed by Palestinian artist Nina Mohammad and handmade by artisans in Morocco.

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A woman in a floral yellow outfit stands in a kitchen behind two terracotta-colored pots on a counter.

Our Place x Radhi

We teamed with nutritionist and chef Radhi Devlukia to launch limited-edition cookware designed for extraordinary celebrations.

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A woman in a green dress serves food from a green pot at a dining table, with two people sitting beside her, one wearing a kufi and the other wearing a hijab.

Eid Collection

For setting the Iftar table, breaking fast.

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A tray with bowls of gulab jamun, a golden slotted spoon, scattered gulab jamun balls, and a small tin of saffron threads.

Diwali '23: Our Place x Diaspora Co.

With our friends at Diaspora Co., a Golden Fry Set for all things saffron and beyond

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A red pot with a wooden band sits on a table with two bowls of rice, green beans, scallion pancakes, pastries, and an orange on ceramic dishes.

Year of the Rabbit

Artist-made and rice-centered, celebrate Lunar New  Year in delicious style

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Three women stand together in a kitchen, one pouring food from a pot into a pan on the stove as the others watch.

Nowruz Collection

Designed as a love letter to tahdig, the Noosh-e-Joon Platter is a first-of-its-kind

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Two women stand in a kitchen; one holds a tray of baked rolls. Both wear patterned dresses and look toward the camera with neutral expressions.

Shabbat Set

A collection dedicated entirely to challah and the breaking of bread at sundown

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Two people at a table share a mug with green liquid; several other mugs and plates of food are also visible.

Full of Pride Collection

An homage to Queer brunch, a set of mugs handmade with Vivana Matsuda

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