Indigo Ikat Starburst Serving Plate 22cm
A 22cm rectangular plate with a clean, elongated form, suited to serving sushi, appetisers, or shared dishes.
Finished in an indigo starburst pattern inspired by traditional Japanese textiles, it features a dynamic yet balanced design that adds visual interest without overwhelming the table. The rectangular shape lends itself to neat, considered presentation.
Indigo Ikat Starburst Serving Plate
- 22cm length
- 13cm width
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Made of 'Minoyaki' porcelain, fired at a high temperature and hand finished at the Takai kiln in Gifu prefecture, Japan. Slight irregularities in size, glaze and texture reflect the artisan nature of the product and are embraced
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Indigo Ikat Starburst Serving Plate 22cm
A 22cm rectangular plate with a clean, elongated form, suited to serving sushi, appetisers, or shared dishes.
Finished in an indigo starburst pattern inspired by traditional Japanese textiles, it features a dynamic yet balanced design that adds visual interest without overwhelming the table. The rectangular shape lends itself to neat, considered presentation.
Indigo Ikat Starburst Serving Plate
- 22cm length
- 13cm width
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Made of 'Minoyaki' porcelain, fired at a high temperature and hand finished at the Takai kiln in Gifu prefecture, Japan. Slight irregularities in size, glaze and texture reflect the artisan nature of the product and are embraced
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A 22cm rectangular plate with a clean, elongated form, suited to serving sushi, appetisers, or shared dishes.
Finished in an indigo starburst pattern inspired by traditional Japanese textiles, it features a dynamic yet balanced design that adds visual interest without overwhelming the table. The rectangular shape lends itself to neat, considered presentation.
Indigo Ikat Starburst Serving Plate
- 22cm length
- 13cm width
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Made of 'Minoyaki' porcelain, fired at a high temperature and hand finished at the Takai kiln in Gifu prefecture, Japan. Slight irregularities in size, glaze and texture reflect the artisan nature of the product and are embraced
