Plate, Round, Dessert, 7.25" in "Simple Symmetry" by Manufaktura | T131T-GCR

Are you ready to add a touch of elegance to your table settings? Look no further than the Polish Pottery 7.25" Round Dessert Plate by Manufaktura in the "Simple Symmetry" pattern. This small but beautiful plate is perfect for serving your favorite desserts, but be careful not to fill up on the main course!

The "Simple Symmetry" pattern is a true work of art, combining delicate flowers and geometric shapes in a predominantly blue color with accents in green and yellow. The white background sets the stage for the stunning design, with a border of pin-sized dots followed by a ring of beautiful flowers. Each flower features an orange center surrounded by a green ring and eight vibrant blue petals, all divided by green leaves and vines.

This pattern is considered to be of Traditional level of artistry, making it one of the most common and recognizable patterns in the world of Polish pottery. Highly skilled artists use the "punching" technique of hand stamping to create an array of designs and colors inspired by nature. With no limit in production, the largest pool of artists combine their talents to satisfy the demand, resulting in slight variations from piece to piece.

Made and hand-painted in Boleslawiec, Poland by skilled artisans, this dessert plate is not only beautiful but also functional. Polish Pottery is known for its high quality materials that are tough, durable, and chip resistant. It is also safe for use in the dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, freezer, and oven up to 425 degrees. Plus, it is free of lead, nickel, and cadmium, ensuring the safety of your family.

When you purchase this product, you are supporting Manufaktura, the first manufacturer of Polish pottery that The Polish Pottery Outlet chose to work with when they opened in 2006. Established in 1992, Manufaktura has gained recognition for their stunning designs and their efforts to promote Polish pottery around the world. They are seen as trendsetters in the pottery industry and are viewed as one of the most important producers of Polish pottery in Boleslawiec.