The Bubble Clay Catchall Dish
The 1970s loved chubby, rounded, and playful silhouettes, a design language that has returned in full force through the “bubble” aesthetic on social media. Using air-dry clay, crafters are rolling out uniform spheres and joining them together to form whimsical, cloud-like catchall dishes. Once dried, these dishes are painted in glossy pastels or classic 70s earth tones like mustard yellow and terracotta, then finished with a high-shine varnish. They are perfect for holding your daily jewelry, keys, or sage bundles, adding a touch of sculptural playfulness to your entryway or vanity.