Ressa of the Peachflower Game

Ceramic plate for serving, sharing, or plating.

Floral print, wide rim, generous surface.

Use for pastas, mains, or tabletop sides.

Stacks neatly. Wipes easily. Gets compliments.

Size

20.5 cm diameter, 3.5 cm height

Key Features

• Wide surface makes this ideal as a serving plate for mains or shared sides.
• Each motif is carefully carved into the clay before firing, giving the surface a gentle, tactile dimension.
• Finished with a smooth matte glaze that shows subtle variation from piece to piece.
• Gently curved edge holds dressings, sauces, or plated pasta easily.
• Part of a collection of stackable, hand-finished ceramic plates and flower plates designed for everyday use.

Material

Glazed ceramic

Microwave safe.

Dishwasher safe.

Avoid using metal scourers.

“Two blossoms to the left! Four forward! Ha – checkmate!”

Ressa slams her rim down on the board, scattering pebbles across the peachflower grid.

Every afternoon, she and Mirthlin meet at the garden’s edge to play the Peachflower Game, using petals and stones to mark moves across the tiles. Nobody really knows the rules. Ressa changes them mid-play.

“You can’t move diagonally!” Mirthlin protests.

“Not unless the wind’s from the east!” Ressa grins, shading her blooms with a proud tilt.

A cheer goes up from the balcony.

Florendelle’s rooftops love a spectacle.

And Ressa loves to win.