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Shankha Soleil Plate

Shankha Soleil Plate

$110.00 USD
$110.00 USD
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As if pressed from seafoam and summer light, the Shankha Soleil curves in rhythmic symmetry—each blue handstroke rising like tide and sunburst. It’s a vessel of pause and poetry, of ritual and quiet grace. More than serveware, it’s a gesture of presence.

Product Details

Feature Description
Material Handcrafted Jaipur blue pottery using quartz clay and multani mitti
Shape Scalloped shell form with hand-pressed ridges and a gentle rim
Design Hand-painted in cobalt blue with traditional Jaipur brushstroke motifs
Finish Matte-glazed surface with soft, natural texture
Dimensions Approx. 9–10 inches wide (at the widest point); 1 inch deep (shallow tray)
Weight Lightweight and delicate feel (~400–500 grams est.)
Use Ideal as a serving dish, catch-all tray, altar piece, or sculptural decor
Origin Artisan-made in Jaipur, Rajasthan
Uniqueness Each piece is individually formed and painted—no two are exactly alike

Care

This piece is made using traditional low-firing techniques, giving it its signature softness and translucence.
To preserve its beauty across generations:

Wipe gently with a soft damp cloth after use.

Avoid using it in a dishwasher or microwave.

Keep away from extreme temperature changes (hot-to-cold).

For decorative use or light dry serveware (fruits, dry snacks, etc).

Embrace the natural imperfections—they’re the fingerprints of the artisan’s hand.

Treat it not as a dish, but as a story passed down through clay and care.

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ABOUT THE ARTISANS

Meet the hands that made it

Formed by hand in a Jaipur studio where blue pottery has passed down through generations, this plate begins as a raw blend of quartz and multani mitti. Its fan-like shell shape is pressed and sculpted individually—no molds, no shortcuts—then painted in cobalt motifs with a single-hair brush. Fired at low temperatures to preserve its softness, every line breathes the artisan’s patience. This is blue pottery, not as nostalgia, but as contemporary heirloom.