Dinner Dish / Medium Serving Bowl
Dinner Dish / Medium Serving Bowl

Dinner Dish / Medium Serving Bowl

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The Dinner Dish was designed for anything that needs a little breathing room but is too saucy for a standard plate — think stews...

The Dinner Dish was designed for anything that needs a little breathing room but is too saucy for a standard plate — think stews and so on. Perfectly sized for two to share, to serve, or display.

10.2" DIA x 1.7" H

Designed on Bundjalung country, Australia. Handcrafted from fine Amakusa porcelain in Hasami, Japan. Finished in hardwearing, food-safe glaze and fired to full vitrification at 1300°C.
Microwave and dishwasher safe however hand washing is recommended for longevity of the pieces. Small scratches can occur when stacking unglazed surfaces against glazes ones.

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Since its founding in late 2019, Softedge has designed and produced premium tableware with a sculptural twist. The studio is known for its colour-forward aesthetic and playful approach to balancing form with function. From humble beginnings in a small studio on Bundjalung country, Softedge has grown to grace dining tables across the globe. 
In early 2023, facing ongoing material shortages and manufacturing bottlenecks, the studio paused its in-house production, in search of a more sustainable model that would improve the craftsmanship of the products. The journey eventually landed Softedge forms in the heartland of Japanese porcelain, Kyushu.

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