Edan Terracotta Stoneware Dinner Plate, 11.2", Set of 4

A Warm Welcome to the Everyday Table

Bring a warm terracotta tone and an organic, modern feel to your table with the Edan Stoneware Dinner Plates. This set of four pairs a minimal, flat silhouette with the individual character of handmade ceramics, creating a setting that feels considered without being formal. Use them for a quiet weeknight dinner or bring them out when friends gather around the table. Each plate is made in Tunisia from enameled stoneware, with a generous surface that gives your meal room to shine. Sturdy, durable, and easy to clean, these everyday essentials make a natural starting point for a welcoming table.

Handmade Stoneware Dinner Plates for Daily Dining

• A set of four makes it easy to create a coordinated table for everyday meals and shared occasions.
• The understated flat shape keeps the focus on your food while bringing a modern, organic look to each place setting.
• Handmade by ceramists one piece at a time, every plate has its own subtle character.
• Food-safe enameled stoneware is completely free of toxic heavy metals, including cadmium and lead.

Product Specifications

• Includes: 4 dinner plates
• Color: Terracotta
• Material: Enameled stoneware
• Diameter: 11.2 inches (28.5 cm)
• Height: 0.8 inches (2 cm)
• Weight: 2.2 lbs (1 kg)
• Origin: Handmade in Tunisia
• Handmade variations: Dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly. Small fingerprints on the base or firing-grid imprints are marks of craftsmanship that make each piece unique.

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.