Given. Basics. That's how we call the things, which our lives are based on. And we could not imagine it without them.
The things we often forget how important they are. We call them basics. And we forget that we call them so, because they are our basis. For all those basic, everyday things, we made sure that you would enjoy them with the timeless quality and high aesthetics that everything are lives are based on is worth.
That's why Ionia created Basics, 5 new lines, simple but of top quality that meet our needs for modern everyday dinnerware.
Elegant, white, with simple embossed designs. The Itea line changes the meaning of simplicity, by offering an easy-to-use high quality set for your daily routine.
The line consists of porcelain flat, deep and small flat plates, salad bowl, serving plates, a ravier, tea and coffee cups. The line also offers a 20-piece dinnerware set.
The Itea dinnerware set is suitable for dishwasher and microwave.
| Collection | Basics |
| Line | Itea |
| Type | Plates |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Dishwasher Safe | Yes |
| Microwave Safe | Yes |
| Occasion | Daily |
| Shape | Round |
| Decoration | Without Decoration |
| Dimensions | Φ25x2.5cm |
| Colour | Λευκό |
| Weight | 690g |
Maintenance Tips
- This product is suitable for washing in the dishwasher.
- Try to wash your dinnerware as soon as possible after use, so that food residue can be removed more easily.
- It is advisable to use only branded detergents to ensure the best possible quality.
- If the dinnerware is marked ""Dishwasher suitable"", be sure to carefully place the items in the washing machine trays, without touching each other.
- Store your dinnerware carefully. If the dishes are stored stacked, it is advisable to use a cloth or napkin between them so that one plate does not scratch the other.
- Do not expose the tableware to sudden temperature changes. Changes should be made gradually from cold to hot.
Make sure your dishwasher is dishwasher safe, dishes that are decorated with gold and/or platinum are not dishwasher safe.
