Inspiration Behind The Product
The moon has a significant role in the Muslim community as our year is based on the Lunar cycle. The islamic calendar follows the sighting of the moon, the start of each month is based on this. That is the reason behind the crescent shape.
These serving platters had been developed especially for ramadan but are applicable for all occasions. They have an approximate diameter of 18cm and the perfect way to serve chocolates and dates with a candle.
The collection can be bought as a two piece or one piece in 6 different designs. They are great for serving dates or any snacks & savouries, alongside a lovely scented candle.
The designs have been inspired by the Islamic art, which can be found in the mosques of Pakistan, & by the shades of blue and green which can be seen in the Arabian sea where Gwader sits, in the South West of Pakistan.
We have added some NEW designs to the collection as well.
The platters are made from mango wood, with printed paper and a lacquer. By not having a tile, it keeps the platter light and less prone to breakage.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Just use a damp sponge to wipe the surface and a clean cloth to dry. Do not put in a dishwasher or immerse in washing up liquid.
Personal Shopping Experience
We recognise that there are many people who love Pakistani fashion but haven't got the time to visit Pakistan, which is why we offer a personal shopper experience, which connects you with designers in Karachi via video calls, making the payments on your behalf as many like cash payments or help arrange an itinerary and set of appointments with designers ahead of your visit to Pakistan, making your time as a productive as possible.
