The Alchemy of 1350°C: Resilience Meets Refinement

The Alchemy of 1350°C: Resilience Meets Refinement

The Architecture of Stillness

"Luxury is not in excess — it’s in the quiet perfection of form." — GOSEUNG Tableware Collection.

In the world of high-end culinary presentation, the plate is more than a vessel—it is a frame. The Sesame Point Round Well Plate Series is designed for the purist: the chef who understands that the most powerful canvas is one that directs undivided attention to the heart of the dish. By utilizing a precise center well surrounded by an expansive, sloping rim, these plates create a "spotlight effect" that elevates even the simplest ingredients into a work of art.

Modern minimalist 8-inch round well plate for appetizers and starters.

Resilience by Design: The 1350°C Standard

True luxury is not just in how a piece looks, but in how it performs under the pressure of a professional atelier kitchen. This collection is high-fired between 1280°C and 1350°C. This extreme firing process ensures the ceramic is fully vitrified, providing superior hardness, stain resistance, and exceptional thermal shock resistance. For the connoisseur, this means a plate that retains heat longer and withstands the rigors of frequent professional service without losing its refined matte-satin grace.

A Multidimensional Aesthetic: Four Sizes for Four Chapters

To provide the contemporary chef with ultimate flexibility, the collection is offered in four distinct architectural sizes, allowing for a unified visual language throughout a multi-course tasting menu:

The 6-Inch Petit (≈15.2 cm): A delicate stage designed for bread service, amuse-bouche, or hand-crafted petit fours.

The 8-Inch Starter (≈20.3 cm): A balanced frame for elegant appetizers and mid-course transitions, providing enough space to showcase intricate garnishes.

The 10-Inch Main (≈25.4 cm): The standard for refined main courses, offering a harmonious balance of negative space and focused presentation.

The 11.75-Inch Grand (≈29.8 cm): An expansive vessel designed for signature plating that utilizes significant negative space to emphasize culinary minimalism.

High-fired 1350°C durable matte white ceramic service plate for chefs.

The Tactile Language of "Sesame Points"

The defining characteristic of this series is its signature "Sesame Point" texture. This delicate, micro-dimpled surface is a hallmark of GOSEUNG’s tactile minimalism:

Visual Softness: The texture breaks up light reflections, giving the plate a deep, matte-satin finish that is soft to the eye and provides a non-reflective backdrop ideal for food photography.

Physical Connection: As the plate is handled by staff or guests, the micro-texture provides a subtle, grounding grip that speaks to the artisanal quality and weighted excellence of the high-fired ceramic.

Off-white sesame point textured 6-inch ceramic bread and butter plate.

A Canvas for Contemporary Expression

Whether it is a concentrated emulsion, a delicate truffle pasta, or a sculptural dessert, the Sesame Point Round Well Plate provides the negative space necessary for modern culinary expression. It is a piece that understands its role—it does not compete with the food; it empowers it through the quiet perfection of form.

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🛒 Sesame Point High-Fired Round Well Plate – Artisanal Professional Series

Minimalist | Sculptural | Fine Dining Aesthetic

Because dining is not just eating — it’s a moment of presence.

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Luxury is not in excess — it’s in the quiet perfection of form.
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