Seder bord, limoengroen

The hand-painted details are so delicate and intricate that I keep finding new flourishes each time I look at it, and the smooth porcelain feels lovely to the touch. It’s already the centerpiece of our table this year, and the key lime green adds a cheerful pop that guests keep commenting on.

The porcelain is noticeably heavier and smoother than my old ceramic plate, and the lime green sections are painted with real care. Used it for the first time this Passover and the six wells held everything without crowding.

The hand-painted key lime green design is even richer in person than in the photos, and you can feel the brushwork when you run a finger over it. Used it for our first Passover seder and the six wells held everything neatly without crowding.