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Granito Large Dinner Plate - Set of 4

Granito Large Dinner Plate - Set of 4

    $204.00 USD
    $204.00 USD
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    Handcrafted in Guadalajara, this large dinner plate features a raw, speckled finish that adds natural texture to any table. Designed for both casual meals and special gatherings, its generous size and earthy tone bring warmth and depth to your dining experience. Each piece is handmade and unique, with slight variations in shape and finish that celebrate the authenticity of the craft.

    Product Details

    2 x 28

    These ceramics, handcrafted in Guadalajara, Mexico, celebrate natural textures and time-honored techniques. Slight variations in color and form make each piece one of a kind—a testament to the artisans who shape them.

    Artisan Information

    Maintenance & Care

    To care for your ceramics and preserve their beauty: Hand wash with care using mild soap and a soft sponge. Avoid abrasive cleaners. Dry thoroughly before storing to prevent moisture absorption. Microwave & Dishwasher Safe? Some pieces may be, but hand washing is always best to protect the finish. For decorative pieces, gently dust with a soft cloth and allow to air dry naturally.

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    About the Region

    Clay, Tradition, and Slow Living in Tonalá, Jalisco

    Founded in 2018 by Ana Paula Isaac, Encrudo was born from a deep appreciation for Mexico’s ancestral pottery techniques. Encrudo’s pieces are raw, refined, and timeless, blending organic textures with simple, sculptural forms. Each piece is handmade, with local artisans shaping, firing, and finishing each object using slow, intentional methods passed down for generations.

    The journey of an Encrudo piece begins with the land itself. Natural, speckled stoneware clay is carefully sourced from local deposits, ensuring each plate, bowl, and cup carries the essence of Mexican soil. This intentional, small-batch approach results in pieces that feel warm, imperfectly perfect, and deeply connected to the craft of ceramics. No two are exactly alike, and each tells its own quiet story.