Blue Flower Garden Series - Oval Plate 27 cm

The table holds still. Something about the shape of this oval invites things to slow down.

At Tovy, the Blue Flower Garden is rooted in Korea's centuries-old tradition of Joseon folk ceramics — where wildflowers (초화, Chohwa) were painted not for decoration alone, but as a quiet meditation on the natural world. This Chohwa oval serving plate carries that same restraint: the watercolour-like glaze drifts across the surface like ink on mulberry paper, never uniform, always alive. PEUM traces this craft to its origin — not as a trend, but as a living lineage of Korean Minimalism.

Lay it across a mid-century timber dining table for a Sunday brunch spread of seasonal fruit, soft cheeses, and seeded crackers — the oval invites abundance without formality. Use it as the anchor plate for a Korean-inspired dinner, presenting a slow-braised main alongside small ceramic side dishes from the same Chohwa collection. On a minimalist shelf with a linen runner, the quiet floral glaze makes it worth displaying even empty.

This plate makes a considered gift for anyone who eats with intention — a housewarming, a milestone, a thank you that will outlast the occasion. Handcrafted in South Korea by Tovy. Each piece is entirely one of a kind.