Caroling Pets Square Paper Salad & Dessert Plates - 8 Per Package
16770SP
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£4.50
Caspari paper plates are designed to resemble the shape of fine porcelain dinnerware pieces, adapting the elegance of a formal place setting to everyday living. Featuring stunning artwork from museums and artist, our paper dinnerware truly elevates a table setting while maintaining the benefits of effortless cleanup and care-free use that paper products provide. Available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and styles, there is a design for nearly any occasion from picnics to birthday parties and every cocktail hour and holiday in between.
Our plates are printed in the USA and constructed from durable, high-quality paperboard that holds up even when plates are full. Plate prints and colors are always applied with safe, water-based dyes. During your next dining occasion, layer up Caspari paper plates and mix and match prints and sizes for a one of a kind tabletop style.
Our plates are printed in the USA and constructed from durable, high-quality paperboard that holds up even when plates are full. Plate prints and colors are always applied with safe, water-based dyes. During your next dining occasion, layer up Caspari paper plates and mix and match prints and sizes for a one of a kind tabletop style.
- Each durable paper plate is printed in the USA.
- Made using water based dyes and high-quality paper board.
- 8 Paper Plates per Pack
- 7.25" Sq.
In this Design: Dogs and cats sing carols around the tree in this playful pattern from artist Masaki Ryo.
| Product Type: | Salad & Dessert Plates |
|---|---|
| Product SKU: | 16770SP |
| Product UPC: | 0025096951227 |
| Collection Name: | Caroling Pets |
| Quantity Included: | 8 Per Package |
| Product Dimensions: | 7.25" Sq. |
| Country of Origin: | United States |
| Artist or Collection: | Masaki Ryo |
| Artist or Collection Biography: | After graduating from Kanazawa College of Art, Masaki Ryo worked as a graphic designer for 9 years, and then started his career as a freelance illustrator. Masaki gradually became aware of the fact that his favorite themes were fashion and cosmetics—this seemed only natural as his father had been a tailor of women’s clothing and Masaki himself had spent time during his childhood playing with a sewing machine. In 2000, Masaki introduced his new fashion paintings executed in his signature style - Masaki’s approach to illustration involves the use of painting knife and acrylic paint, which he then adjusts digitally. Branching away from his signature fashion illustrations, Masaki’s recent artwork has been inspired by his pet dog, a miniature schnauzer. His ability to capture the endearing and playful nature of our canine companions has caught many an eye and has earned the recognition of various clients, including Caspari. |
