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Stainless Steel Parath, Circular Serving Plate with Embossed Floral & Paisley Motif, Polished Mirror Finish for Bread Service, Festival Meals & Daily Dining [Rust-Proof, Handcrafted Detail]
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A plate that catches the light and holds tradition
Most serving plates do their job quietly. This stainless steel parath announces itself the moment it hits the table, its polished mirror surface reflecting light across the room while an embossed floral and tree motif spreads across the center like a garden frozen in metal. The wide, sloped rim wraps around with a repeating paisley pattern, each curve catching the eye as you turn the plate.
Built with detail that shows every time you use it
The polished finish isn't just for show, it means the metal resists fingerprints and water marks far better than a brushed surface would, so the plate stays bright through countless washes. The embossed motif and paisley etching aren't painted or glued on, they're part of the metal itself, which means they'll never chip or fade no matter how often you reach for this plate. The sturdy circular shape and sloped rim make it easy to grip and carry, whether you're serving warm breads, sweets, or fresh fruits at a family meal or festival gathering.
Why this parath belongs in a kitchen that values both beauty and durability
Stainless steel is built to last without the fuss, it won't rust, stain, or absorb flavors the way some materials do, and it handles everything from the stovetop to the dishwasher without complaint. The handcrafted embossed details give it the warmth of traditional kitchenware while the mirror-polished finish keeps it modern and easy to keep clean. Whether you're serving at a formal meal or passing bread around a casual family dinner, this plate works equally well on any table.
Keeping it bright and beautiful for years
A quick rinse and dry after each use keeps the shine intact, and occasional polishing with a soft cloth restores the mirror finish if it dulls over time.
Product specifications
Material
Stainless steel
Finish
Polished mirror finish, reflective silver
Design
Circular plate with embossed floral and tree motif at center, repeating paisley pattern etched along sloped wide rim
Use case
Bread and sweet service, festival and celebration meals, daily family dining, traditional table setting
Why Shop with Confidence
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Polished Mirror Finish
Reflects light beautifully and resists fingerprints and water marks far better than brushed surfaces.
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Embossed Floral & Paisley Design
Handcrafted detail etched into the metal itself means the pattern never chips, fades or wears away with repeated washing.
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Rust-Proof Stainless Steel
Won't rust, stain, or absorb flavors and aromas from foods stays bright through years of daily use.
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Lightweight & Easy to Grip
The sloped rim and circular shape make it comfortable to carry and serve equally suited to formal meals and casual family dinners.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it is crafted from solid stainless steel throughout, giving it lasting durability and a natural resistance to rust and staining.
The polished mirror finish is designed to last, regular gentle wiping keeps it bright, and occasional polishing with a soft cloth restores the shine if it dulls with age.
Yes, the patterns are embossed directly into the steel and are completely food-safe, no paint or coating to wear off or chip.
This plate is best used as a serving and dining vessel for breads, sweets, and prepared foods rather than direct heat, however it is dishwasher safe.
Dry the plate with a soft cloth immediately after washing to prevent water spots and maintain the mirror shine.
Yes, it follows the traditional circular parath design used across Indian kitchens for centuries, ideal for serving breads, sweets and appetizers to 2-4 people at a meal.
