Izie Platter

This serving platter brings an easy upgrade to your next gathering or casual meal in your space. It's crafted from a blend of melamine and bamboo powder, mimicking the look of stoneware while staying lightweight and easy to carry. This piece works well for serving up fresh snacks, side dishes, or appetizers when friends gather around. The material stands up to daily use, letting you transition smoothly from indoor dining to outdoor gatherings on the patio without any worry. Plus, this platter is dishwasher safe to make cleaning up after dinner a breeze.

It’s perfect for what I needed it for. And it looks great.. Cherilyn. Robinson, TX. Mon Nov 18 2024

Individually hand-formed and dipped by our artisans, these contemporary serving trays are an instant classic. Whether you opt to serve cheese and crackers or your favorite appetizer, these artisan pieces provide a personal touch - from our family to yours.

As an alternative to a more traditional, lustrous look, Casafina's Pacifica collection showcases a matte finish that works as well for everyday meals as it does for weekend casual gatherings. The collection also features a beautiful selection of stoneware material. Because, in the end, it is the styling and the materials that tell the story of your table. Make it simple, and beautiful for a carefree attitude at the table.

Beautiful platter. Well made. A nice contrasting compliment to my dishes. I would buy other pieces like this.. Jill. Birch Run, MI. Wed Dec 03 2025

From organizing free-floating accents into a cohesive display to helping out during happy hour, a well-placed tray saves the day (and looks good doing it). Crafted from vinyl, it features a wood-grained finish for a contemporary look. Measuring 14'' in diameter, it can easily carry four glasses and an ice bucket, making serving guests during the cocktail hour just that much easier. Made in the USA, it is scratch, chip, warp, and tarnish resistant. It can be easily cleaned with the wipe of a dry cloth.

I like it. Yary. Bergenfield, NJ. Fri Mar 09 2018