Black serving plate

Black serving plate

₪530.00
₪530.00
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Asymmetrical black serving plate made of handmade ceramic. Each plate is a one-of-a-kind creation that undergoes a meticulous process including manual shaping, drying, firing, and hand-painting, so there are differences in appearance and size, which adds to its personal charm and results in a distinct and unique finish that creates a rich and interesting look.

The plate is perfect for serving all types of food or as an impressive table centerpiece. The unique shape adds an elegant touch to the table and upgrades any meal.

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Optional: approx. 32 cm

You can choose between:

32 cm / 40 cm / 46 cm

Ceramics

Cleaning: Gentle hand wash

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Styled table rentals are currently available in Israel only.

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A Gift Worth Giving - Even to Yourself

Sharon Tchetchik

I think I was creating long before I knew it.

As a child, when sitting still and concentrating in school felt almost impossible, I would disappear into my notebooks and draw for hours. Drawing gave me a place to focus, imagine, and express myself—a world where I could turn an idea in my head into something I could see and touch.

That instinct to make things with my hands never left me. My professional life initially took me in a completely different direction. I spent many years as a lawyer and later became a partner at a leading public relations firm. But beneath that career, the desire to create was always there.

Eventually, I chose to follow it. That decision led me to ceramics, where I discovered a new language for my imagination and an endless world of possibilities. What began as something that had been part of me since childhood gradually became my studio, my work, and the creative life I had always been drawn to.

Read more about me