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This is a beautiful, durable dining plate that is perfect for any occasion. The plate is made of stainless steel, which is not only strong and light, but also ideal for food storage. The traditional Indian style with a floral pattern gives it an elegant and timeless look.
The plate is easy to use and can be placed in the oven and dishwasher. Moreover, it is free from harmful substances such as BPA. This makes it an excellent, eco-friendly choice compared to disposable plates.
Whether you're entertaining friends, celebrating a birthday or going on a picnic, this plate is a versatile and reliable companion. With its durable and practical properties, it is a valuable addition to any kitchen.
The plate is easy to use and can be placed in the oven and dishwasher. Moreover, it is free from harmful substances such as BPA. This makes it an excellent, eco-friendly choice compared to disposable plates.
Whether you're entertaining friends, celebrating a birthday or going on a picnic, this plate is a versatile and reliable companion. With its durable and practical properties, it is a valuable addition to any kitchen.
| Height | 2 cm |
| Diameter | 20 cm |
| Weight | 195g |
| Material | Acciaio inossidabile |
| Made in | India |
| Brand location | France |
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dibbi
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Dibbi is a Hindi word. He means small box. With dibbi, we offer a transition to slow consumption thanks to eco-responsible products (healthy for the body and the planet), aesthetic, practical and of Indian origin. We are passionate about India and we have lived there for several years. We made two observations: > Indian culture is respectful of the environment and living beings as a whole. > The Indians recycle, reuse, reuse. They have a word in Hindi, which has become an internationally known concept: Jugaad. In India, we quickly adopted stainless steel and copper tableware and brought some back in our suitcases. Aware of their ecological aspect, we wish to extend their use in Europe.
