Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Agate Grey Chefs Oblong Plate 298x152mm (12)

The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Agate Grey chefs oblong plate is part of Churchill's Studio Prints range, which draws on decorative surface patterns to add visual interest to plated dishes. The Kintsugi pattern takes its name from the Japanese practice of repairing broken objects with gold, and the resulting design features veined, geological markings in tones of grey — a calm, textural backdrop that works particularly well with composed, modern dishes.

Made from super vitrified ceramic, these plates are produced to the durability standards expected of busy commercial operations. Super vitrified ware is notably harder and more chip-resistant than standard porcelain, which matters in kitchens where crockery cycles through dishwashers multiple times a day and is stacked, handled, and transported at pace. The agate grey colourway also helps minimise the visual impact of minor surface wear over time, keeping the presentation looking considered even through heavy use.

The oblong format suits operators who want a more structured, directional canvas for plating — particularly useful for tasting menus, starter courses, or any presentation where components are arranged in a line rather than centred on a round plate. The pack-of-12 quantity aligns well with standard cover sets and makes it straightforward to maintain consistent table covers without over-ordering.

• Super vitrified ceramic construction resists chipping through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
• Kintsugi pattern provides a neutral, textural surface that complements most plating styles
• Oblong format offers a directional plating canvas suited to contemporary plated courses
• Agate grey colourway works across multiple cuisine styles without competing with food
• Supplied in a pack of 12 to suit standard cover planning

These plates are well suited to restaurants, bistros, and hotel kitchens looking to introduce patterned tableware without a busy or distracting design. If you are building a full table cover or mixing shapes across a menu, the team are happy to talk through what works together.