Scenes like this beautiful paesaggio are one of the reasons why we love the Italian countryside. This platter was hand-painted in the Umbrian town of Deruta, which has been famous for its ceramics since the Renaissance. The shape of this platter is called onda in Italian, which means "wave." It is named this was because of the beautifully smooth curve of the platter. It was hand-painted by master artisan Favaroni, and it is a true work of love. It is food safe, and it can hang as wall decor.It is 2" deep. Measurements are approximate.