Passover Plate

The Seder night is a moment when family gathers around the holiday table, with the Seder plate at its center. Its elements aren’t necessarily there to tempt the appetite- an unusual and not always aesthetic combination, yet we all find ourselves drawn to it, eyeing that hard-boiled egg somewhere around the third hour of reading the Haggadah, as hunger quietly builds.

Our ongoing fascination with stone surfaces appears here once again, this time in the form of a small stage- a kind of sculptural cliff of quiet anticipation. With a subtle indentation for the egg and delicate markings for the traditional components, the plate offers a renewed experience of a familiar ritual.

Like a coin with two sides, this piece is designed to live beyond the ceremony: flip it over, and it becomes a versatile serving dish for salads, fruits, or anything you choose to place upon it.

Materials Stonewere, Transparent glaze

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