HAY Barro Oval Dish, Small, Green, glazed ceramic oval serving dish, single dish shown at an angle on a plain white background
HAY Barro Oval Dish, Small, Green, glazed ceramic oval serving dish, Barro plates and bowls stacked on dark wood shelves in a white pantry
HAY Barro Oval Dish, Small, Green, glazed ceramic oval serving dish, bowls and dishes of fruit on a white outdoor table on a sunlit lawn
HAY Barro Oval Dish, Small, Green, glazed ceramic oval serving dish, two green dishes with stacks of plates and bowls on a pale table
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Barro Oval Dish, Small, Green

Designed by Portuguese Rui Pereira, Barro Oval Dish is part of a tableware collection that brings the warmth and beautiful simplicity of terracotta to the table. Crafted in Portugal from durable terracotta, the dish can be used in the oven as well as a decorative serving dish. It can be used alone or with other Barro Tableware to create personalised table settings.

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Details

7.9"W x 10.8"D x 2.0"H
Materials
Terracotta
Notes
Crafted in Portugal.
Care
Dishwasher and microwave safe.
Ovenproof and freezer safe.

HAY, founded in Copenhagen in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, brings the standards of Danish furniture design to the objects of everyday life. Its accessories are developed with designers including Jasper Morrison, Muller Van Severen and Rui Pereira. Colour is used deliberately rather than decoratively, and each piece is made to be handled daily rather than kept for occasions.

Brand

HAY, founded in Copenhagen in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, brings the standards of Danish furniture design to the objects of everyday life. Its accessories are developed with designers including Jasper Morrison, Muller Van Severen and Rui Pereira. Colour is used deliberately rather than decoratively, and each piece is made to be handled daily rather than kept for occasions.