Hexagon Lavender Plates, 9 Inches, 8 Count

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YIWU SANDY PAPER PRODUCTS CO., LTD Everyday Entertaining Hexagon Lavender Plates, 9 Inches, 8 Count
$5.09 USD
SKU: 1106871 | STYLE: SDT21003-9PU
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Description

A 9-inch hexagon in pastel lavender is the idea behind these plates, and it changes how your table feels the moment the food lands. Angled edges instead of a plain circle give brunch, birthday cake or a backyard lunch a modern, put-together feel, while the pale purple shade keeps everything light and fresh.

Each pack holds 8 lavender plates, and at 9 inches across they leave room for salad, pasta or a slice of quiche. They are recyclable and biodegradable, so cleanup ends without a pile of guilt in the bin.

Pastel pairings for your table

Set them out for a baby shower, an Easter brunch, a spring birthday or a garden tea with friends. Mix in other pastel shades for a colour-block spread your guests will want to photograph, then add lilac napkins and fresh greenery.

Grab a pack or two and let your table do the talking.

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