Churchill Studio Prints Raku Triangle Plates Jade Green 192mm (Pack of 12)

Name: Churchill Studio Prints Raku Triangle Plates Jade Green 192mm (Pack of 12)
Brand: Churchill
SKU: FC138
Price: 139.2 GBP
Availability: InStock

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The Churchill Studio Prints Raku Triangle Plate draws on the aesthetic of traditional Japanese Raku pottery, presenting an organic, irregular glaze finish that gives each piece the appearance of handcrafted ware while being produced to consistent commercial standards. The jade green colourway and triangular form make this a considered choice for operators who treat tableware as part of the dining experience rather than a functional afterthought.

Built from Churchill's super vitrified china, these plates are well suited to the demands of busy commercial service. Super vitrified construction offers meaningfully better resistance to chipping and cracking than standard vitrified ware — a practical advantage when plates are handled repeatedly across a full shift and cycled through commercial dishwashers daily. The material holds up reliably under that kind of sustained use, which is what matters in a working kitchen.

Distinctive jade green Raku glaze suits contemporary and Japanese-influenced menu styles
Triangular format adds visual structure to sharing plates and starter presentations
Super vitrified body withstands repeated commercial handling and daily dishwasher cycles
Consistent manufacture ensures uniform appearance across a full cover set
Supplied in packs of 12, practical for building out a coherent table setting

It is worth bearing in mind that the triangular shape does not function as a direct substitute for a standard round side or starter plate. It works best as a deliberate addition to a curated table setting, and the jade green glaze should be considered alongside your existing crockery and linen before committing to volume. The Studio Prints Raku collection includes complementary shapes and sizes for operators looking to build a broader coordinated range.

These plates are particularly well suited to independent restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and casual dining venues with a contemporary or Asian-influenced aesthetic. If you would like to talk through how these sit alongside your current crockery mix or work out the right quantity for your typical cover count, we are happy to help you think it through.

Frequently asked questions

How many packs do I need for a typical restaurant cover count?

As a general guide, most operators plan for one and a half to two times their seated cover count to allow for items in service, in the wash, and in reserve. For a 40-cover restaurant using these as a starter or sharing plate, three to four packs would be a reasonable starting point, though your specific service style and dishwasher turnaround time will affect that figure.

Will the jade green Raku glaze hold up through repeated commercial dishwasher use?

Churchill's super vitrified construction is designed for the rigours of commercial service, including daily dishwasher cycling. The decorative Raku-style glaze is applied and fired to commercial standards, so it is not simply a surface coating. That said, as with any decorative crockery, avoiding harsh abrasive detergents and stacking with care will help maintain the finish over time.

Is the triangular shape practical for everyday service, or is it better suited to special occasions?

The triangular format works well as part of a considered table setting rather than as a general-purpose plate. It suits operators who use it specifically for sharing starters, amuse-bouche, or plated desserts where the shape contributes to the presentation. It is not a straightforward replacement for a standard round plate, so most operators use it alongside conventional shapes rather than instead of them.

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