The natural beauty of these handmade plates are sure to add character to any dining table.
As seen in BBC Good Food Magazine
Description
Individually hand-built shallow toasted bowl by Frome based ceramicist Puro. The toasted earthy colour is created by hand mixing the clay and then finishing the fired bowl with a matt white glaze. Each piece is unique therefore colours and shapes will vary slightly. The medium sized plates make the perfect foundation for salads, desserts and sides; the larger size elevates the main course.
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Dimensions
Dinner Plate (large)
28.5x1 cm
Side/Salad/Dessert Plate (medium)
22.5x1 cm
Features
Hand-built stoneware plate
Individual and unique - each piece is handmade so slight variations between colours and shapes can be expected.
Handmade in Frome, UK.
Materials and Care
Stoneware – Almond glaze.
Dishwasher safe. All glazes are formulated using non-toxic materials, ensuring that they are food safe.
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