Manufactured from food-grade 100% recycled PET material, the set offers a lightweight and durable alternative to traditional ceramic dinnerware while supporting sustainable product development. The set includes a 14.5 cm bowl, a 21 cm salad bowl, and two 22 cm dinner plates, covering a variety of dining occasions.
The bowl is well suited for rice, cereals, soups, and snacks, while the larger salad bowl accommodates salads, pasta, shared dishes, and side servings. The dinner plates provide ample space for breakfast service, desserts, sandwiches, appetizers, and main courses. Together, the pieces create a versatile tabletop solution that supports both individual dining and shared meal presentation.
Category: Recycled PET Tableware
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Azure Rim Gloss Recycled PET Rice Bowl
The bowl features a distinctive two-tone color scheme, pairing a glossy sky-blue interior with a warm grey exterior. A contrasting brown rim frames the silhouette and adds a handcrafted stoneware character, creating visual depth without relying on printed patterns or decorative graphics. The color combination brings a soft, calming presence to the tabletop and coordinates easily with a wide range of dining collections.
Azure Rim Gloss Recycled PET Salad Bowl
Its design is defined by a balanced two-tone color palette. The interior features a smooth glossy grey finish that reflects light similarly to glazed ceramic tableware, while the exterior is finished in a soft sky-blue tone with a subtle textured surface. A warm brown rim accentuates the profile and creates a handcrafted visual detail that enhances the bowl’s refined appearance without relying on printed decoration.
Azure Rim Gloss Recycled PET Dinner Plates
Manufactured from food-grade recycled PET material, the plate offers a lightweight and durable alternative to traditional ceramic dinnerware. Its slim profile and practical construction make it suitable for both indoor dining and outdoor entertaining, while supporting sustainable product choices through the use of recycled materials.
