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The Porland dessert plate from the Iris Blue series pairs a white base with blue accents, so even a simple slice of pie or a portion of fruit looks festive on it. Its 17 cm diameter makes it handy for desserts, starters and small portions.
A porcelain plate for desserts and starters
The plate is made of porcelain and has a classic round shape. With a 17 cm diameter and 2.2 cm height, it is sized for one person: perfect for a pastry, pancakes, canapés, cold cuts or a salad without crowding the table. At 272 g it feels solid in the hand yet stays easy to use every day.
It is sold as a single piece, so you can easily buy exactly as many plates as your family or guest list needs.
Features and benefits
White and blue Iris Blue design
The combination of white and blue looks fresh and neat and suits both simple and festive table settings. The plate pairs easily with other pieces from the Iris Blue series for a coordinated table.
Dishwasher safe
The plate can be washed in a dishwasher, so there is no need to spend time washing up by hand after a meal with guests. The low 2.2 cm profile also lets you stack several plates compactly in a cupboard or dishwasher rack.
Made in Turkey
The Porland brand is registered in Turkey, and this plate is manufactured there as well.
How to use it
Use the plate to serve desserts with tea or coffee, as a starter plate on a festive table or as a side plate for bread at lunch. If you are choosing plates for everyday table settings, the Iris Blue dessert plate makes a good addition to your main tableware.
Who it suits
The plate suits people who love having guests and care about presentation, those who collect tableware from a single series, and anyone looking for a practical and attractive gift. It works well at home, in a country house or in a café where practicality and a neat look matter.
Key benefits
- porcelain, round shape, 17 cm diameter;
- white and blue Iris Blue design;
- dishwasher safe;
- sized for one person, sold individually;
- made in Turkey.