Handbuilt ceramic plates

Ceramic Platter - Hand built stoneware serving or snack tray. When the surface is finished and smoothed the piece is coated with black glaze and when dry enough to handle the decoration is applied using the ancient technique of sgrafitto which involves carving through the black glaze to reveal the white stoneware clay body.

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Handmade on a throwing wheel in Spain, this special stone speckled plate is perfect for your afternoon snack. Size - 7.8" wide. Material - Stoneware. Key features - Has a matte glaze. Hand-thrown on the throwing wheel, so each plate may be a little different. Care - Dishwasher, microwave and oven safe. Origin - Made by Madriguera Workshop, based in Spain.