Grounded Green Plate
SAHA
Price: Rs. 4,750.00
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Inspired by the moody, atmospheric glazes of Japanese ceramics and the earthy refinement of Indian studio pottery, this handcrafted plate brings a quiet depth to any dining setting. Its deep olive-black surface, softly clouded with lighter green undertones, creates a rich, organic texture that feels both elegant and grounded. The smooth, rounded form offers a balanced canvas for everyday meals, artisanal dishes, or minimalist table styling. Kiln-born nuances along the edges lend each plate a subtle individuality. Timeless, expressive, and thoughtfully crafted, it adds a soulful touch to both daily use and special occasions
All pieces are 100% food-grade.
Suitable for both dry and wet usage.
Ideal as serveware or everyday use pieces.
These are utilitarian art objects — not recommended for use as cookware.
Dishwasher-safe and oven-friendly.
Avoid microwave use.
Dimensions: 3.0 × 26.0 cm
Weight: 786 grams
Firing Technique: Woodfire Stoneware
Process & Craft
Each plate is handmade by master craftspeople using traditional studio pottery methods, beginning with wheel-thrown forms shaped from unique clay mixes prepared in-house. Natural, mineral-rich glazes are applied by hand, drawing from Japanese Mingei and Korean Buncheong influences that guide the studio’s design sensibility. Fired at nearly 1300°C, the stoneware develops remarkable strength and a glaze surface shaped by the dynamic play of fire, ash, and high-temperature reactions inside the kiln. Every piece is quietly distinct — a reflection of the kiln’s temperament, the hands that shaped it, and the experienced designers who curate its final aesthetic.
Sustainability Practices
Made in serene, low-waste pottery studios that prioritize mindful production. All materials used — clays, glazes, oxides — are natural and non-toxic. High-temperature firing ensures long product life, reducing breakage and replacement cycles. Crafted in small batches to support ethical production and minimize overconsumption. Each mug embodies a slow craft philosophy, valuing longevity over mass production.
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