Bordallo Pinheiro Strawberries Cheese Tray

Description

It can often go from oven to table. Porous body allows for good thermal expansion and contraction properties making it an ideal body for cookware such as tagines and roasters.PorcelainDelicate yet strong. This makes strong yet thin and delicate pieces which are microwave, dishwasher* and oven safe making each piece ideal for everyday use, not just formal. From cabbage leaf serving dishes to bowls shaped like melons or plates like strawberries, Bordallo Pinheiro's plant-inspired ceramics are a feast for the senses. Below are a few options to consider when choosing your perfect china. Bone china Bone china is made from 40% bone ash. Still produced in the same factory in Caldas da Rainha in Portugal, where artist Rafael Bordallo Pinheiro first designed them back in the 1800s, these leafy beauties never date. Fine china The synthetic bone ash used in fine china makes it a more affordable alternative to bone china whilst maintaining the benefits - strength, translucency and delicacy. Its cream colour and low firing temperatures allow for designed pieces. Carefully selected clays give whiteness and translucency. Except for pieces with special trims, everything is dishwasher safe. Choose the perfect china All our china is made from clay and kiln-fired for durability. Made of earthenware in Portugal using traditional ceramic-manufacturing techniques, the platter is microwave and dishwasher safe for everyday use. A colourful strawberry-inspired serving platter from Bordallo Pinheiro.

Key Features

• Its cream colour and low firing temperatures allow for designed pieces.
• Porous body allows for good thermal expansion and contraction properties making it an ideal body for cookware such as tagines and roasters.PorcelainDelicate yet strong.
• Ideal for heavy use and can often go into the oven to temperatures of up to 250癈.
• Made of earthenware in Portugal using traditional ceramic-manufacturing techniques, the platter is microwave and dishwasher safe for everyday use.
• Still produced in the same factory in Caldas da Rainha in Portugal, where artist Rafael Bordallo Pinheiro first designed them back in the 1800s, these leafy beauties never date.
• Choose the china All our china is made from clay and kiln-fired for durability.