Daylesford Galley Love Large Blue Plate

Our Rating System

A scale of 1–10 is applied to each of the 5 points and added together. The resulting total is represented as follows:

  • icon 1–10 points — Has one eco feature & responsibility statement
  • icon icon 11–20 points — Above & clean manufacturing
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  • icon icon icon icon 31–40 points — Above & support good causes
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£24.00
The Provenance

This large terracotta plate features a striking blue and white Daylesford "love" design.

Making ceramics by hand requires a great deal of skill and experience, yet the process involves some uncontrollable factors.

Even when tried-and-tested glazes are used, makers have no control over the chemistry once it is in the kiln. Two otherwise identical pieces may come out looking completely different. Variations can occur because of the thickness of the materials, the layers of glaze, the positioning in the kiln or other pieces being fired at the same time.

This alchemy and its unexpected, beautiful and unique results are what we love about handmade ceramics. Also it's best to hand-wash this item.

Made and painted by hand by artisans in Portugal.

Size: 29cm x 2cm

Your order will arrive in a Daylesford branded, 100% recycled cardboard box packed with shredded spruce from Britain and Sweden, natural sheep’s wool insulation and non-toxic chilled gel packs, all of which can be reused, composted or recycled.

Daylesford Organic are BCorp certified.

- We donate 1% of your purchase to 1% FTP

Good Causes

The Felix Project

Right now, millions of people in the UK regularly experience hunger. Yet tonnes of surplus fresh food is thrown away every day. Inspired by Felix, (son of founder Justin Byam Shaw) we set out to change this. No one should have to miss a meal.

The Felix Project collects fresh, nutritious food that cannot be sold. We deliver this surplus food to charities and schools so they can provide healthy meals and help the most vulnerable in our society.