Platter, Oval, Scalloped, 16.75" x 12.25" Large in "Capistrano" by Manufaktura | P165S-WK59

Step into a world of enchanting elegance with the Manufaktura Polish Pottery Platter! This large, oval, scalloped beauty measures a generous 16.75" x 12.25", making it the perfect centerpiece for your dining table. Crafted in the picturesque town of Boleslawiec, Poland, this platter features the delightful "Capistrano" pattern. Imagine a canvas painted with vibrant green hues, accented with splashes of yellow, brown, and black, where charming birds and delicate flowers come alive against a crisp white background. This exquisite design isn’t just a feast for the eyes; it's a piece of history, hand-painted by skilled artisans whose expertise is poured into every brush stroke.

Not only is this platter a visual masterpiece, but it's also incredibly practical. Designed with a total depth of two inches and gently sloping sides, it is ideal for serving a sumptuous main course to your eagerly awaiting guests. Whether it's a steaming roast or a colorful veggie bake, everything looks more inviting on this platter. After the meal, don’t fret over the cleanup—this platter is dishwasher safe, making it a dream for any hostess. It’s also built to withstand the rigors of daily use, being microwave, freezer, and oven safe (up to 425 degrees), and free of lead, nickel, and cadmium. This is functionality meeting artistry at its finest!

But what truly sets this platter apart is its exclusivity. The "Capistrano" pattern belongs to Manufaktura's Signature line, a prestigious collection where each piece bears the "UNIKAT" stamp, signifying the highest level of artistry achieved by its creators. These artists don’t just paint; they oversee the entire production process, from the initial design to the final touches, ensuring that each platter is not just made, but meticulously crafted. Owning this platter means owning a rare treasure, a collector’s item that embodies both beauty and tradition. As you lay this platter on your table, you’re not just serving food; you’re serving a piece of art, a story from the heart of Poland to your home.