Serving plate, 'Spirals'
Serving plate, 'Spirals'
Dashing spirals flow alluringly along the border of this aluminum plate. Crafted using techniques dating back to Colonial times, Luis Martinez creates quality pieces, evident in placid textures and intrinsic luster. Circular simplicity makes it an elegant addition to any serving repertoire.
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