8" Benjarong Dinner Plate – Thai Multi-Color Porcelain

8" Benjarong Dinner Plate – Thai Multi-Color Porcelain

This is the plate you set under a main course or composed appetizer: 8 inches of Thai Benjarong porcelain, with a wide well and a rim busy with color. Painters lay red, blue, green, yellow, and gold-toned patterns in the court style. 18k gold accents sit on the glaze as real gold decoration—not a solid-gold charger.

Benjarong dinnerware once marked Bangkok and Ayutthaya tables. An 8-inch plate is the working size for one person: rice and curry side by side, a Western entrée, or dessert after the meal. Hang it if you collect; use it if you eat.

Transfer-printed “Oriental” dinner plates look even and thin. This surface is painted and fired so the line stands slightly proud and the gold-tone rim catches candlelight.

Hand-wash. Keep it out of the microwave. Dry before stacking.

One Thai dinner plate, eight inches, ready for food or a rack.