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Verdant Full Plate | Handmade Ceramic — Stoneware Ceramic Collection by Lair Living

Verdant Full Plate | Handmade Ceramic — Stoneware Ceramic Collection by Lair Living

Regular price Rs. 1,150.00
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Some plates hold food. This one holds attention.

A deep olive green in a soft matte finish, over an organic, off-round silhouette whose rim genuinely waves rather than describing a circle. The glaze thins along that raised edge into a paler outline — the detail that stops it reading as factory-made. At 28 cm it is a true dinner plate: dal, sabzi and rice without anything touching. High-fired stoneware makes it dense and chip-resistant, the difference between crockery you protect and crockery you actually live with.

Why You'll Love It

  • Sculpted organic form with a gently waving rim, not a standard round plate
  • Deep olive-green glaze in a soft matte finish
  • Stacks neatly despite the organic shape
  • Handmade stoneware — high-fired for density and chip resistance

Size & Care

  • Diameter: 28 cm (11 in)
  • Microwave and dishwasher safe
  • Food-safe glaze
  • Handcrafted — slight variation in form, size and glaze is natural, and unique to each piece

Build the Verdant Place Setting

Pair it with the Verdant Quarter Plate, Verdant Katori and Verdant Small Bowl for a complete matte-olive place setting. The muted green sits particularly well with brass and gold cutlery, and against linen, wood and stone.

Part of the Stoneware Ceramic Collection by Lair Living

The Stoneware Ceramic Collection is Lair Living's handmade ceramic tableware range, made by artisans across India using the same slow, hand-thrown methods that Indian pottery has relied on for generations. High firing gives stoneware its density, its heat retention and its chip resistance — the qualities that let a piece survive daily use rather than occasional display. Because each glaze reacts differently in the kiln, small variations in tone and form are expected, and they are precisely what separates a handmade table from a factory-made one.

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