Steel Grey uneven dinner plate 24cm
The Steel Grey range features tones blue and grey, similar to that of a stormy sky. Each piece has a unique powdered pattern determined by its position in the kiln during the firing process. Focusing on simple, practical shapes and with a gloss finish, the Steel Grey range provides an elegant background for your creations in the kitchen.
Steel Grey uneven dinner plate
- 24cm diameterÂ
- 3cm height
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Made of 'Minoyaki' porcelain, fired at a high temperature and hand finished at the Taka 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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Steel Grey uneven dinner plate 24cm
The Steel Grey range features tones blue and grey, similar to that of a stormy sky. Each piece has a unique powdered pattern determined by its position in the kiln during the firing process. Focusing on simple, practical shapes and with a gloss finish, the Steel Grey range provides an elegant background for your creations in the kitchen.
Steel Grey uneven dinner plate
- 24cm diameterÂ
- 3cm height
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Made of 'Minoyaki' porcelain, fired at a high temperature and hand finished at the Taka 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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The Steel Grey range features tones blue and grey, similar to that of a stormy sky. Each piece has a unique powdered pattern determined by its position in the kiln during the firing process. Focusing on simple, practical shapes and with a gloss finish, the Steel Grey range provides an elegant background for your creations in the kitchen.
Steel Grey uneven dinner plate
- 24cm diameterÂ
- 3cm height
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Made of 'Minoyaki' porcelain, fired at a high temperature and hand finished at the Taka kiln in Gifu prefecture, Japan.
Slight irregularities in size, glaze and texture reflect the artisan nature of the product and are embraced.
