About This Piece
A plate as ordinary as can be: set a few berries, a couple of rings, an incense holder—or simply let it catch a ribbon of candlelight. It never steals the scene, yet it quietly enlarges the light and order in a corner; you place it down and a little vignette appears almost by itself.
Because it’s hand-blown, you may see bubbles, tiny black dots, slight asymmetry, or fine grainy specks—those small imperfections are its breath, a reminder that it was shaped by hand and air, not a machine.
Details We Love
- A Small Stage — A raised pedestal form that lifts whatever you place on it—berries, jewelry, incense holders, candles—so the objects read as a simple “scene” instead of scattered pieces.
- Hand-Blown Glass — Made with fully hand-blown technique; the glass feels light yet grounded, with a soft clarity that works in daylight and by candlelight alike.
- Proportions — Approx. 14 cm top diameter, 6 cm base diameter, and 11 cm in height: compact enough for shelves and nightstands, tall enough to create a sense of layering on a table.
- Corner Companion — Designed to live in corners: a bedside, a dresser, a windowsill, or a console—wherever you want to gather a few small things into quiet order.
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Pairing Suggestions — Works beautifully with:
- (feuil)LES. “Still Ember” Handcrafted Glass Incense Holder
- (feuil)LES. “Artistic Incense” Handcrafted Glass Incense Holder
A Gentle Note
- Each plate is individually hand-blown. Random bubbles, tiny black dots, slight out-of-round edges, and subtle grainy specks are normal and part of the handmade character—not defects.
- Specs: Top diameter approx. 14 cm; base diameter approx. 6 cm; height approx. 11 cm; fully hand-blown glass.
- Hand wash only with mild detergent and a soft sponge; avoid abrasive pads or harsh cleaners.
- Avoid thermal shock: do not pour boiling water into a cold piece or move it suddenly between very hot and very cold environments.
- Not microwave-safe and not dishwasher-safe.
- When burning incense, always use an incense holder on top; do not place a flame source or burning material directly on the glass plate.
