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Våg Medium Plate
JPY 2,750 (incl. tax)
For breakfast bread, side dishes or cake. A Japanese-made porcelain plate with gentle curves that stacks neatly.
Width 21 × depth 17 cm| Height 2 cm
Microwave and dishwasher safe. Oven safe up to 300°C.
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The Våg Medium Plate is a Japanese-made porcelain plate with a versatile size for bread, side dishes or cake.
Gentle curves complement the food, and the pieces stack neatly for easy storage.
A bread plate and side plate with room for several dishes
Plate M has reached more homes, by number of pieces, than any other Våg plate. Its frequent use explains its popularity. Originally developed as a lightweight dessert plate for home use or an individual serving, it also proved useful as a slightly larger side plate.
Just right for toast or sliced bread
A handy size for bread at breakfast, whether toast or smaller slices.
Colour combinations that brighten the table
The frequently used M size is a good way to add an accent to a table of white, black and other monochrome dishes. A vivid color such as red can brighten the whole setting.
All three sizes, S, M and L, are oven safe.
Use plate S as a side plate, M as a bread plate, and L for a main dish. All sizes are microwave and oven safe. Combine the sizes for everyday meals.
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Våg revives a design by ceramic designer Kazuo Yamada. The rounded shapes and bright colours have made the collection a favourite at POTPURRI.
The pieces work together across a table setting. A glaze that develops mottled markings in the kiln brings out the soft curves of the porcelain. The underside carries the collection name, the designer’s signature and the mark of the kiln in Gifu where each piece is fired.
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