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Vietri Campagna Collection Oval Platter

Regular price $234.00
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Brighten your tabletop with this hand-painted ceramic serving platter from Vietri’s flagship Campagna collection. Inspired by pastoral southern Italy, every unique piece features a playful, hand-rendered painting of a horse, rooster, cow, pig, fish or bird, plus vibrant wildflowers or bright coastal algae native to the area. Pair this dishwasher-safe platter with Vietri’s salad plates (mix and match them for extra style) to add an extra touch to a meal. Terracotta, locally sourced from the Amalfi Coast, has been used for Italian ceramics for centuries: the first pieces were dried in the sun. Today, Vietri’s artisans make the Campagna line the same way ceramics have been made for 500 years, but instead of using the sun’s heat to set each piece, each one is fired in a kiln. Careful control of the kiln’s temperature influences each unique piece’s shape and glaze colors. The Campagna line’s cheeky name refers both to the line’s inspiration—“campagna” is Italian for “countryside”—and Vietri’s origins in Campania, a rural, coastal region of southern Italy.

Dimensions: Length: 16 inches, Width: 11.5 inches
Materials: Hand-painted Terracotta Clay
Place of Origin: Campania, Italy

Pair this with the Vietri Campagna Collection Salad Plates to serve salads or a first course with extra visual flair.

This piece is dishwasher-safe, but wash the Campagna collection in a lightly loaded dishwasher, arranged to avoid touching other dishes, with a nonabrasive, unscented detergent. Dry thoroughly before storing. This piece is also microwave-safe. Natural clays may get hot in the microwave: Always use a pot holder when handling microwaved Campagna dishes and allow them to cool slightly before removing form microwave. Do not place this piece or other Campagna dishes in the microwave without food or liquid.

Vietri Campagna Collection Oval Platter

Regular price $234.00
The gold standard of terracotta comes from Italy.

The gold standard of terracotta comes from Italy.

Literally translating to “baked earth” in Italian, terracotta typically refers to red-tinted earthenware made from porous clay. Clay found in Italy, particularly Tuscany, is famously durable and historically was used for utilitarian ends, like roofing tiles or bricks. However, despite being coarser than other clays that are popular for tabletop ceramics (like porcelain), terracotta lends itself well to serveware, taking on glaze and shape beautifully to become heirloom quality platters, bowls and the like.

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