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Mosaic Platter

Handcrafted in Portugal by family potters

A large oval terracotta platter perfect for entertaining. Hand decorated with a mosaic design and inspired by the famous Portuguese ceramic tiles.

Dress with a plate of antipasti meats, fish or specialty cheeses, accompanied by our range of chutneys and pickles or a succulent roast chicken surrounded by roast potatoes and seasonal veg

Handmade in the heart of Portugal, in a pottery owned by a third generation of a passionate family of potters. They have for over a century employed talented artisan potters to keep the traditional potting methods alive to create the wonderful quality of pots they produce today.

Inspired by traditional Portuguese ceramics and made from local terracotta. Each item is unique and therefore no two pieces will be the same.

L49cm x W36cm x H4cm

Also available as a serving bowl and a plate.

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Care

Hand-wash only. Do not soak
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Inspired by the civilisations that contributed to the Portuguese heritage

Inspired by the decorative tiles adorning walls, floors and ceilings across Portugal, and dating back to Moorish times, the patterned tiles have been popular in Portugal since the fifteenth century. The word azulejo, the Portuguese word for ‘tile’, derives from the Arabic al zulaich meaning ‘little stone’

Our Portuguese maker has a long heritage in creating ceramic products. A family owned business dating back to 1885 when their founding ancestor first started to produce ceramics. Their pottery still makes handmade pots, is still inspired by traditional shapes and they genuinely use old original production techniques.

We love their passion for the handmade and how their family history has remained an important part of their company. They still use the same factory workshop that was established at the beginning of their family's ceramic journey all those years ago, treasuring the inspiration and honouring the passion and commitment from years gone by.

Proud of its heritage and well-known for its ceramics, the Algarve has been a hub of human activity for centuries. A key trading route for the Greeks, Phoenicians, Romans and Moors, Portugal has welcomed a multitude of highly developed civilisations that have contributed to the rich tapestry of its heritage. All have added their flair, creativity and skill.

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