Artichoke Dinner Plate by Bordallo Pinheiro 31cm

Bordallo Pinheiro Artichoke Mezze Plate – A Timeless Table Centerpiece

Elevate your dining experience with this stunning Bordallo Pinheiro ceramic plate designed to transform shared meals into memorable moments. Crafted from durable earthenware, its vibrant artichoke motif adds a bold touch of Portuguese heritage to your table—perfect for serving mezze platters or any dish meant to delight a crowd. With its striking visual appeal, this piece isn’t just functional; it’s a conversation starter that turns everyday gatherings into occasions worth talking about.

Founded in 1885 by renowned Portuguese artist Rafael Bordallo Pinheiro, this iconic brand has been creating bold ceramic designs for over a century. His legacy lives on through meticulously handcrafted pieces like this plate, which blend whimsical artistry with practicality—making them favorites worldwide yet remaining authentically Portuguese at heart.

Measuring 31.5cm long by 26.8cm wide (and just 3.1cm tall), this shallow dish offers ample space for arranging dips, olives, cheeses, or tapas while its compact profile keeps your table stylishly organized. The high-gloss glaze ensures easy cleaning while protecting intricate details from wear over time—ideal for frequent entertaining or everyday use alike.

Designed with modern lifestyles in mind, this plate is both dishwasher and microwave safe for effortless convenience—but we recommend removing it before the steam-dry cycle to preserve its lustrous finish. Whether you’re hosting friends or simply enjoying family dinners at home, its eye-catching design ensures every meal feels special without compromising on durability or practicality.

Stand out from generic serveware with Bordallo Pinheiro’s signature blend of historical craftsmanship and bold aesthetics—a true investment piece that combines form and function seamlessly. This isn’t just another plate; it’s a statement of elegance rooted in Portugal’s rich ceramic tradition that will grace your table for years to come.*

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