Moomin Haru Serving Platter 17 cm, Porcelain

The Moomin Haru serving platter brings a touch of Moominvalley to the table, with a 17 cm round form suited to individual portions of sushi, macarons, or a slice of cake. Crafted from high-quality porcelain, it showcases the detailed Too-tiki illustration with clarity and durability. Designed by Naoto Niidome and Nathalie Lautenbacher as a tribute to Tove Jansson and the Finnish Haru archipelago, it reflects a subtle Japanese aesthetic. The platter also works well as a tray for jewelry or keys, and arrives in a gift box with a matching graphic motif. W17 x D17 x H2 cm

Even the smallest snack tastes better when served in a special way. Let a touch of magic from Moominvalley grace your table with the charming Arabia Finland Moomin Haru serving dish. Advantages:The Haru collection, designed by the duo Naoto Niidome and Nathalie Lautenbacher, is a tribute to the life and work of Tove Jansson, as well as to the Finnish Haru archipelago. The whole is presented in a new dimension: with a hint of Japanese aesthetics.The ideal size of 17 cm makes this plate perfect for serving individual portions of sushi, sweet macarons, or a slice of homemade cake.Made from high-quality porcelain, which is not only durable but also beautifully showcases the intricate Moomin character design.The charming, detail-rich illustration featuring the Moomin family friend, Too-tiki, will transport you to the sentimental world of Moominvalley, making every meal a small adventure.Versatile use – the serving dish works not only on the table but also as a stylish tray for jewelry or keys in the hallway.Packaged in an elegant gift box with a matching graphic motif – it's a ready and thoughtful present for any Moomin lover.Good to know:The Too-tiki design is a novelty in the brand's collection: it appears for the first time on ceramics from the Haru collection. In addition, two other characters debut in the series: the Groke and the Hemulen.The Moomin Haru serving dish is more than just tableware – it's a small piece of a magical world you can have every day. Be warned: there's a risk that even the most ordinary biscuit will look like a royal delicacy on it.