Large round ceramic plate

Name: Large round ceramic plate
Brand: YuKaï by Kate
Price: 74.6691 EUR
Availability: InStock

Belgium

Round ceramic plate with a simple, natural style. Made from beige chamotte clay. Interior glazed in a sepia tone. Exterior left in raw clay. 30 cm in diameter.

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Round ceramic plate, simple and natural. The interior is glazed in a deep sepia brown, while the exterior remains raw, revealing the texture of the chamotte beige clay. With a diameter of 30 cm, it fits perfectly on the table or as a decorative piece. Its round shape and natural finish promote feng shui harmony, bringing balance and gentle energy to your meals or living space.

Length30 cm
Width30 cm
Height4 cm
Net weight1250 gr
MaterialsEarth & Clay

Category(ies): Ceramics, Tableware & table art

Topic(s): Christmas Decorations, Deco inspiration

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YuKaï by Kate – marque belge de céramique et d’artisanat contemporain. Chaque création raconte une histoire de gestes sincères, de matières naturelles et d’imperfections assumées. Inspirée du wabi-sabi, YuKaï incarne la beauté de l’essentiel, entre poésie et authenticité. Découvrez un univers slow déco et durable sur Wimzzi.com. / YuKaï by Kate – Belgische keramiek en ambachtelijke kunst, handgemaakt met poëtische eenvoud en duurzaamheid. / YuKaï by Kate – Belgian handmade ceramic art celebrating imperfection, minimal beauty, and meaningful living.

YuKaï by Kate by catherine Trautes

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yuKaï is a fusion of “yuka”, the soft cassava pod in Congo — evoking roots, essence, and nature — and “Kate”, my nickname. The “ï” might unconsciously echo the sound of “ikigai”, that Japanese word meaning “reason for being,” the balance between passion, mission, vocation, and profession. I create ceramics (and more…) that are alive, imperfect, yet sincere — deeply inspired by the wabi-sabi philosophy, which celebrates the beauty of the incomplete, free forms, and raw textures. Each piece I shape is born from instinctive gestures — often irregular, always genuine. My ceramics don’t aim for perfection: they embrace accidents, surprises, and the poetry of simplicity.

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