Poor plate

Regular price: $33.00
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Sale price: $33.00

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Type A shallow plate Deep plate

Color – Red

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About

Let playfulness into your kitchen with the unusual Poor plates by the talented Michal Bačák from the Křehký studio. These pieces of art are decorated with images from Michal's childhood, specifically memories of summers spent in the village playing games under the warm sun. Not only does the artist share his happy memories with us in this way, but he also invites us to play with him using hidden motifs. Artistic and functional at the same time, these are the Poor plates by Michal Bačák from the Křehký studio. They will undoubtedly become an unmissable part of your kitchen set. Try combining them with bowls and mugs from the same collection. You can choose cobalt blue, red or turquoise to make these amazing pieces fit perfectly into your interior.

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Delivery in Prague by courier 150 CZK
Delivery in Czech Republic within 3 days, from CZK 70
Delivery to SR within 3 days, from €6

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Designer

Křehký

Fragile is just another word for beautiful.

Inviting friends over for a glass or two, spending a lazy Sunday morning in bed with your husband or playing with your kids through a rainy afternoon – some of our best memories are made at home, when we are surrounded by people and things we love.

It is these precious everyday moments that are at heart of Krehky, a brand founded in 2010 by Jana Zielinski and Jiri Macek (who also happen to be the founders of Designblok). Under the Krehky label, they collaborate with many world-renowned designers as well as with the traditional Czech manufacturers. Most commonly, they work with porcelain, wood or glass.

“We believe our collection has the power to turn an ordinary moment into an extraordinary one,” says the founding duo, whose ultimate goal is to create objects they wouldn’t hesitate to put in their own home – and if that is not a high standard, then we don’t know what is!