Edan Shiny Terracotta Stoneware Salad Plate, 9.4", Set of 4

A Warm Welcome for Everyday Meals

Bring earthy color and a little shine to the table with the Edan Shiny Terracotta Stoneware Salad Plates. Their warm terracotta hue and glossy interior give simple meals an inviting backdrop, from a fresh lunch salad to a slice of cake shared over coffee. The modern, minimalist design feels just as at home at a weekday breakfast as it does beside your favorite dinnerware when friends come over. Handmade by ceramists in Tunisia, each plate carries subtle differences that make your table feel personal rather than perfectly uniform.

Terracotta Salad Plates with Handmade Character

• Warm terracotta color and a shiny finish add depth to neutral place settings or complement an earthy tabletop palette.
• A versatile salad-plate size works for breakfast, side dishes, desserts, and lighter meals.
• An interior glaze helps minimize cutlery marks while giving food a polished backdrop.
• A coordinated set of four makes it easy to bring a cohesive look to everyday dining.
• Small fingerprints or firing-grid imprints reflect the individual work of the ceramist.

Product Specifications

• Includes: Set of 4 salad plates
• Material: Enameled stoneware
• Color: Terracotta
• Finish: Shiny, with an interior glaze
• Diameter: 9.4 inches (23.5 cm)
• Height: 0.7 inches (1.7 cm)
• Weight: 1.5 lbs (0.7 kg)
• Food safety: Food safe; completely free of toxic heavy metals, including cadmium and lead, and carcinogens found in other, less robust ceramic forms
• Craftsmanship: Handmade individually by ceramists
• Origin: Made in Tunisia

Care Instructions

• Microwave and dishwasher safe.
• Use extra caution with oven use. Stoneware is fragile, and the maker offers no guarantee for oven use.
• Avoid quick or extreme temperature changes, which can cause thermal shock and cracking.
• Do not preheat stoneware or place wet stoneware in the oven.
• Do not use on the grill or place dense, frozen food directly on stoneware.
• Do not place hot stoneware directly on a cold surface. Use a trivet or towel and allow it to cool.
• Sharp utensils may leave slight scratches. To help remove marks, use a good scrubber with baking soda, cream of tartar or scouring powder such as Bar Keepers Friend mixed with water.
• Packaging and flatware may leave superficial marks that can be removed.
• Small fingerprints and firing-grid imprints are natural signs of handmade craftsmanship.
• The maker notes that its stoneware mugs may become hotter than usual.