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This is a thin, small plate designed by Mathilde Carron-Astier de Villatte, inspired by 18th and 19th-century designs. The pieces are made with deep brown earthenware (black terracotta) sourced from near Paris and a lead-free glaze (harmless), produced with environmental consideration. Size: Diameter 14cm Color: White Material: 100% Ceramic Origin: Atelier in Montpellier, France Production Process: Handmade by skilled artisans As each item is handmade, there are individual differences in size, shape, color, thickness, and weight. Some may have no or faint markings. Due to the nature of the material, there may be black spots, small holes, protrusions, or chipped glaze on the surface. Handling and Usage Precautions ● Not dishwasher safe ● Not microwave safe ● Pouring boiling water into ceramics may cause crazing (fine cracks on the glazed surface). Sudden temperature changes can cause crazing and breakage. Hand wash only. When hand washing, use a soft sponge and dish soap. Avoid using hard scrubbers, metal scrubbers, or abrasive cleaners as they can cause scratches. CARRON's tableware is made thin and delicate, making it prone to scratches from friction with other dishes. Please understand in advance that all items are handmade and there will be individual differences in size and shape. We hope you will enjoy these as part of their unique charm. The small plates are perfect for serving Japanese sweets, and the mugs and bowls can be used to display flowers or fruit. While Astier and Carron primarily focus on ceramic tableware, their delicate and design-oriented pieces are also recommended for use as decorative objects. Black spots, small holes, or linear indentations may be visible on the surface. CARRON's items are created with a focus on "beauty as an object." They are produced with a different approach than modern products that emphasize functionality and uniform perfection. The nuances of handwork, such as intentional distortions in form, uneven glaze, and visible joins, can be felt in each individual piece. These distortions and unevenness are part of CARRON's unique charm and characteristics.
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