Sentence examples for handmade plates from inspiring English sources

Handmade plates from Thailand will offer color.

She buys handmade plates (4) by her friend Jody Guralnick, a New York artist who moved to Aspen and opened Dish Studio (dishstudio.com).

He admired the "geometry and lightness" of the Piana table at Design Within Reach and handmade plates by Frances Palmer, a Connecticut potter, with a colorless pattern he called "almost subliminal".

The original objects were scanned in a CT system and after processing the data, the handmade plates, bowls and pots and their relief decorations were both rendered in virtual representations and rapid prototyped to provide 3D copies of the originals.

"Presentation of food is so important and the tactility of a handmade plate only adds to a dish," she says.

Reception with artists, sampling of Japanese foods and sake and signed Japan-inspired handmade plate by either artist, to take home.

That calamaretti, like much of what's on offer, looks spectacular: black, red, and green, on a handmade plate from a local studio that designs quirky ceramics for Manhattan tasting menus.

Seafood is the specialty, as it is in all the good restaurants; a three-course dinner with wine or beer won't cost more than $40, and they'll have a special that includes a take-away handmade plate (mine had a painting of two dancing crabs with frevo umbrellas).

The mushimono (steamed) is a single oyster cloaked in rich tortoiseshell-colored sauce; the yakimono (grilled) is half a crisp amadai on a long, handmade plate; the sunomono (vinegared) is three neat bites of wakame-wrapped crab, dotted with half a dozen jewel-like salmon eggs.

The shop's cluttered shelves hold numerous treasures among more mundane junk, like stacks of handmade copper plates and bowls, vivid enameled plates and antique cowbells, 30 to 50 lira.

The food comes on handmade ceramic plates that are also vaguely Asian, and just as diverting.