Stay tuned for new arrivals - bookmark DishesOnly.com

Home | Porcelain | Trame Handmade Textured Porcelain Plates

Trame - Handmade Textured Porcelain Plates

€22.00
€22.00
Sold Out

Color | Brown

Only 3 left!
If not available, contact us to order

Handmade by: Giovelab

Color: Brown or Blue 

Material: Porcelain

Dimensions: 14 x 2 cm.

---

About the Product:

The Trame porcelain plates create an astonishingly tactile experience by incorporating textures with heavily embossed motives, created by pressing tissues such as jute, canvas, striped cotton and knit stitches. Instead of opaque enamels, the blue and brown colors are watery and transparent, creating a shabby-chic effect.

These unique textured plates are handmade by the Italian artisans of GioveLab. Each plate is hand-decorated and therefore a unique piece: you won’t find two plates with the same decoration.   

The Trame handmade plates come either in brown or blue; offer your guests a colorful experience by mixing the two tints.

NOTE: Possible imperfections are due to the handmade nature of each item.
About the Collection:
Giovelab is an artisan studio run by Giorgia Brunelli. Giorgia lives and works near Trento, in the north of Italy.
Besides being a ceramist, she is a poet that describes, through her awesome creations, the beauty of things around her, as if in a fairy tale. She has a meticulous attention to detail and she loves imperfect things, useful or unuseful. A great observer of nature, Giorgia is constantly researching innovative materials and colors, which results in unique, lightweight, and stylish dishes. 
Dishesonly has selected her original side plates collection. Every item is handmade, thus size and shape may vary slightly.

 

Care Instructions:

  • Hand wash
  • Variant: Brown
  • SKU: GIOV-TRAME-D-BRWN
  • In Stock: 3
  • Weight: 0.15 kg
  • Product Type: Porcelain

Trame - Handmade Textured Porcelain...

€22.00
€22.00
Sold Out

Color

Brown

Italy's charm lies in its remarkable regional diversity.

From the snowy peaks of the Alps in the north to the sun-kissed shores of Sicily in the south, each region boasts its own unique culture, history, and artistic expression.

The difference is not just in the landscapes but also in the architectural styles, culinary traditions, and local customs.

The diversity is so profound that traveling from one region to another feels like stepping into a different country, offering an endless exploration of Italy's multifaceted beauty.

>