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Ceramic dinner plates online

Hand-painted ceramic dinner plates designed for everyday use and special occasions — bold patterns, durable glazes, crafted in India.

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Frequently Asked Questions


Are they really dishwasher safe?

Yes, microwave, oven and dishwasher safe, which is the main practical reason to buy ceramic plates online rather than hand-wash-only stoneware.

Will my plates match the photograph?

Closely, not exactly. Hand-painting and reactive glazes vary, which is why hand-finished ceramic dinner plates have character a printed plate does not.

Can I order a full dinner set?

Buy ceramic plates individually in the quantity you need or combine two or three ceramic plates set purchases. We do not sell fixed 24-piece boxes, deliberately.

What size is a dinner plate?

25.4 cm round, or 29 x 25 cm oval, both full-size ceramic dinner plates, not side plates.

Ceramic dinner plates are heavy?

Substantial, not heavy. Ceramic dinner plates should have weight, it stops them sliding and it is what makes ceramic dinner plates feel worth using.

What sizes do the plates come in?

25.4 cm round for everyday service, and a 29 x 25 cm oval in designs like Midori. Heights run 2 to 3 cm, shallow enough to plate neatly, deep enough for gravy.

How do I build a table for four or six people?

For four, four dinner plates, four side plates and two serving pieces. For six, add a second ceramic plates set rather than doubling everything at once, since six dinner plates get used far less often than expected.

Do all the plates in a set have to match?

No. Four different designs in one colour family read far better than eight identical plates our collections are built to be mixed, so a Hibiscus set can sit beside a Magnolia one.

Why does each plate in a reactive-glaze design look slightly different?

Reactive glaze pools and breaks over the rim in every firing, so no two plates in a ceramic plates set are quite identical that is the character of studio glazing, not a defect.

What is the easiest way to start building a collection?

Start with one set of two. It lets you live with the glaze and the weight before committing to a full table, and you can add designs as you go.

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