Hand-Painted Calligraphy Ceramic Dish Set – Calligraphy Design Plate and Bowl
A Calligraphy Ceramic Dish Set for Table and Display
This calligraphy ceramic dish set pairs a 37 cm plate with a deep matching bowl, both carrying hand-painted black script across a clean white ceramic ground. It is a natural addition to home decor built around genuine handwork: the lettering is applied by brush and then fired beneath a durable glaze, so the calligraphy design keeps its contrast through regular use and washing. Use the two pieces together as a Persian serving set, or split them between the dining table and a display shelf. If you would rather have a single statement piece, the Ceramic Love Calligraphy platter carries the same script tradition on one 38 cm surface.
Hand-Painted Calligraphy Ceramic Dish Set – Calligraphy Design Plate and Bowl Details:
- Body Material: Ceramic
- Design: Hand-Painted Calligraphy
- Plate Dimensions: Diameter 37 cm
- Bowl Dimensions: Diameter 26 cm, Height 14 cm
- Color: White with Black Calligraphy
- Care Instructions: Hand wash is recommended to preserve the design.
The Beauty of Calligraphy in Home Decor
Materials with an Honest Finish
The set is made from sturdy ceramic with a smooth white surface that works as a canvas for the ink-black script. Because the calligraphy sits under the glaze rather than on top of it, the letterforms stay crisp and the surface wipes clean easily, which is rare among decorative calligraphy plates at this size.
Versatile and Elegant Design
The pair suits everyday meals as readily as a formal spread. Guests who collect Arabic calligraphy tableware will linger over the flowing script, while the black and white palette, rooted in Persian art, settles comfortably into both modern and traditional rooms. The set also makes a generous wedding or housewarming present, and it sits well alongside the other Persian plates in our collection.
Care and Maintenance Tips
Wash both pieces by hand with a soft sponge and mild soap. Avoid harsh detergents and abrasive scourers, which can dull the glaze and soften the painted line over time.
