Glazed handmade pottery dinner plates with running horses - Made in the USA - Your Western Decor
Glazed handmade pottery dinnerware with running horses - Made in the USA - Your Western Decor
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Open Range Horses Dinner Plates 2-PC

SKU: AA107-34
$79.00

Elevate your dining experience with the Open Range Horses Dinner Plates, a 2-piece set that brings a refined western charm to your table. Each plate showcases a dynamic scene of wild horses traversing vibrant desert hues, meticulously handcrafted one by one to ensure a unique work of art. The rich textures and deep colors of this rustic collection perfectly enhance any kitchen or dining space, making it an ideal choice for those who appreciate nature, wildlife, and sophisticated southwestern design. Embrace the spirit of the outdoors within your home or lodge with this exquisite pottery line.

Shown with our Open Range Horses Dinnerware Set.

Open Range Horses Dinner Plates:

  • Handmade pottery line is made of stoneware and glazed for lasting durability and beauty.
  • Dinner plates measures 10.5" diameter.
  • Includes 2 plates.
  • Microwave, oven and dishwasher safe. Place room-temp food onto plate and place into a non-pre-heated oven. Never take dishes from the freezer and place in hot water or the oven. Always let heated dinnerware get back to room temp before placing in water or the refrigerator/freezer. 
  • Many coordinating dining and kitchen essentials are also available separately.
  • Each piece is proudly handmade, per your order, in the USA.
  • Allow 6-8 weeks for your order to ship. Lead times can vary. 
  • Payment options are available. 

Visit our Open Range Horses Pottery line for all coordinating items and open stock additions.

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