Plate, Chicken-Shaped, Egg Plate, 8" in "Blue Speckled" by Galia | GT16-PKN

Imagine the charm of a countryside breakfast table set with the delightful Polish Pottery Plate, whimsically shaped like a chicken, ready to cradle your morning eggs! This isn't just any plate; it's an 8-inch treasure, crafted in the heart of Boleslawiec by the skilled artisans of Galia. Known for their meticulous attention to detail, Galia's "Blue Speckled" pattern dances across the plate with playful dots amidst a sea of cobalt blue, bringing a splash of color and whimsy to your meal.

Produced by Ceramika Galia, a revered family-owned company, this plate is steeped in tradition and artistry. For many years, the Galia family has been transforming natural raw materials sourced from their local surroundings into stunning pieces of hand-decorated Polish stoneware. Each piece not only represents a slice of European craftsmanship but also tells the story of generations of potters who have passed down their vibrant, bold patterns inspired by the lush, changing seasons of the Polish countryside.

This charming chicken-shaped egg plate is more than a functional item; it's a conversation starter, a testament to the beauty of handcrafted art, and a joyful addition to your home collection. Whether you're gifting it to a loved one or making it a centerpiece of your brunch table, the Galia chicken plate in its striking "Blue Speckled" pattern promises to bring a touch of European charm and a lot of personality to any setting. Let this delightful piece of Polish pottery add fun and color to your daily routine, and perhaps inspire stories of its own at your cozy gatherings!

8"x7"

Cleaning 

Polish Pottery is Dishwasher safe! Or, clean by hand using regular dish soap and scrub brush. 

Guidelines to keep your pottery in excellent condition:

You may safely use Polish pottery in the microwave and in a conventional oven at temperatures up to 425°F. We recommend you heat your stoneware up to temperature with the oven. Make sure to always cover the entire bottom of the dish when baking. For example, you don't want to put a single chicken breast in the center of a baker and leave the rest of the surface area uncovered, as the empty spots will heat at a different rate than those with food on them. Polish pottery does not like quick changes in temperature or uneven heat sources, and thermal shock WILL result in a broken dish.

Never place your pottery directly on a hot stovetop burner! 

While Polish pottery is extremely durable, it should not be taken directly from the freezer and placed into a hot oven. In addition, cold water or frozen food should not be placed in a hot piece of pottery. Always allow cooling or warming to room temperatures before heating in an oven or placing in a freezer. If taken care of properly, your Polish pottery can last for generations! 

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