Why this platterstray earns its place
The Wabi Sabi rectangular trays at 285 mm wide and 140 mm deep sit between intimate plating and family-style serving. This size handles a composed main course arrangement with space for protein, starch, and vegetable without crowding. They're also perfect for appetiser platters, bread baskets, or a substantial cheese and charcuterie display. Hand-glazed and double-fired like all pieces in Rene Ozorio's collection, the white finish carries subtle variation that reads as intentional rather than industrial.
Porcelain is the material that carries serious kitchens through service after service. It's strong enough to withstand the stress of plating equipment, the heat of the dishwasher, and years of high-volume use without chips or fractures. The stackable design means six trays don't consume much real estate in your pass or on the plating counter.
These rectangular trays work particularly well in contemporary dining where composed plating is the standard. The landscape proportion gives you room to work with asymmetrical arrangement, multiple components, and the kind of visual breathing room that comes from restraint rather than density. Guests immediately understand that they're eating somewhere that thinks about presentation.
