Portugal Hand Painted Pottery Olive Dish Tray Pit Holder - Ceramic Dish Plate Tray for Olives Sauces Salad Made In Portugal

Add a touch of Portuguese artistry to your dining experience with this exquisite hand-painted pottery olive dish. Crafted by skilled artisans, this ceramic tray showcases traditional Portuguese design elements and vibrant colors that make it both functional and decorative. Perfect for serving olives, dips, sauces, or small appetizers, this versatile dish features a dedicated pit holder section for convenience. The beautiful craftsmanship makes it an ideal souvenir or gift, capturing the essence of Portuguese cultural heritage. The tray's durable ceramic construction ensures it's suitable for regular use while maintaining its artistic appeal. Whether used as a serving piece or displayed as decorative pottery, this hand-painted dish brings Mediterranean charm to any table setting. Each piece features unique brushstrokes, making it a special addition to your collection of serving ware. About this item : *AUTHENTIC DESIGN: Hand-painted Portuguese pottery featuring traditional patterns and artisanal craftsmanship, perfect as a decorative and functional piece. *VERSATILE USE: Specially designed dish tray with dedicated pit holder section, ideal for serving olives, sauces, or small appetizers. *PERFECT SIZE: Compact yet practical dimensions make it suitable for both dining table presentation and kitchen counter storage. *TOURIST SOUVENIR: Beautiful ceramic piece that represents Portuguese cultural heritage, making it an excellent gift or memorable keepsake. *DURABLE MATERIAL: High-quality ceramic construction ensures long-lasting use while maintaining its decorative appeal. *Tray Dimensions : Length : 5.9 Inches (15cm) Width : 4.7 Inches (12cm) Height : 1.1 Inches (3 cm) Weight : 0.88 Pounds (400 grams) Note : In hand painted pottery, patterns may variate with the outer border designs or color so everytime our hand painted pottery patterns are unique and different. All our patterns are registered in Portugal by portugese artist.