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The Plated Project Kolkata City of Poetry - Limited Edition Decor Plate
The Plated Project Kolkata City of Poetry - Limited Edition Decor Plate
The Plated Project Kolkata City of Poetry - Limited Edition Decor Plate
The Plated Project Kolkata City of Poetry - Limited Edition Decor Plate
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The Plated Project Kolkata City of Poetry - Limited Edition Decor Plate

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From The Plated Project × Antiquity Discoveries collection, this limited-edition decor plate captures the layered poetry of Kolkata through the quiet gaze of a heron.  Its imagery evokes the city’s tram bells, tea shop conversations, and the graceful presence of women in Jamdani, bringing together the everyday details and cultural memory of the city.

Designed by Kolkata-based artist Surabhi Banerjee, whose work explores memory and heritage with a lyrical touch, the plate is hand-decaled and kiln-fired with a satin glaze.  Delicate yet made to last, it is designed as a keepsake for culture-seekers, storytellers, and anyone who carries a connection to Kolkata.

Each set sponsors 10 meals, helping support nourishment, dignity, and everyday well-being.

Details:

  • Collection: The Plated Project × Antiquity Discoveries
  • Artist: Surabhi Banerjee
  • Material: Porcelain
  • Finish: Satin Glaze
  • Size: 1 porcelain plate of 10 in  
  • Set Includes: 1 Decor Plate, Wooden Stand & Wall Hook
  • Includes: Artist Story Card
  • Packaging: Gift-Ready
  • Craft: Hand-Decaled & Kiln-Fired
  • Donation: Each piece provides 10 meals
Quantity
Time from Order to Shipment

8 days

Materials
Porcelain with Satin Glaze Finish
Color
Multicolored
Dimensions
27.94 × 27.94 × 5.08 cm or 11 x 11 x 2 in
Design Origin
The artist grew up in Mumbai and is currently based out of Bangalore.
Care Instructions
The plate is meant for display purposes only, not serving. Do not wash the plate. To clean, use a wet wipe or a soft cloth.

Style on a reading corner shelf, in a heritage-inspired home, or in a book-filled workspace, or gift it to someone who treasures Kolkata and its cultural stories.

The Plated Project transforms everyday objects into limited-edition works of art created in collaboration with artists from around the world. Each piece brings art into everyday life while helping turn your purchase into tangible impact - with meals sponsored for people facing hunger.