Handmade plates are objects that can tell distant stories and traditions. Colorful or monochrome, creative and unique. They are perfect for an originally set table. There are pieces that trace the craftsmanship of the past and others that reinterpret it in a modern way. We like both because they best represent the creativity of the moment.
Which plates to choose?
Are you ready to focus on handmade plates to start your collection? There are craft workshops that simply leave us speechless with their special creations. They are magical places that have been producing wonders for decades.
We have collected the most beautiful ones for you. Whether porcelain, stoneware, or earthenware, what they all have in common: they are special objects to show off. Not to be stored in some cupboard waiting for a good occasion. Put them on the table to beautify it and celebrate being together with family and friends.
Here is our selection:

Studio Potomak, founded in 1982 by Donatella Parotto and Mauro Bonvecchio, fascinates with handmade porcelain that is precious yet suitable for everyday use. The idea of using plates in different colors, colorful or subtle, is a style that many like.
Rina Menardi celebrates craftsmanship with taste and glamorous style. Her shapes impress with clear lines and gentle movement. Together with the elegant colors, holistic art objects of the highest perfection are created.
Hans Fischer has been passionately and creatively producing earthenware for nearly four decades. The brightly painted plates are so beautiful that many already collect them. Spontaneous, sometimes ironic motifs, but also delicate garlands or wild brushstrokes adorn his handmade wonders.
Birgitta Schrader casts plates from colored-through Limoges porcelain with technical sophistication, whose sensual tactile quality is incomparable. Objective elegance and finesse, also celebrated in gourmet kitchens.

Veronika Thurin honors craftsmanship with confident character. Her hand-thrown porcelain plates are inspired by the color green. The result is an authentic composition from yellow to dark green, gray, and turquoise, which, mixed colorfully on every table, creates a work of art.

Nicolas Veneziano delights with colorful, cheerful plates in extraordinary colors that combine wonderfully with both fine porcelain and painted ceramics, thus artistically reinterpreting existing tableware.