Hand-painted ceramic plate, 42 cm, Kora-Kalam

The 42 cm Kora-Kalam Lyagan is a large ceramic serving plate, hand-made and hand-painted in the renowned Fergana-Rishtan ceramic center in Uzbekistan. The traditional shape, generous size, and Kora-Kalam ornament make this piece an authentic centerpiece for dishes served at the center of the table.

With a diameter of 42 cm, the Lyagan offers enough space to present a generous portion of pilaf or plov for several people. It can also be used for grilled meat, skewers, kebabs, steaks, vegetables, salads, appetizers, fruits, pastries, and desserts.

The traditional Kora-Kalam ornament is hand-painted, highlighting the artisanal character of Fergana-Rishtan ceramics. The rich decoration complements the circular shape of the plate and gives it an elegant presence on both traditional and contemporary table settings.

The wide shape makes it easy to arrange dishes, and the discreetly raised edge contributes to comfortable serving. The lyagan can be placed in the center of the table, where it highlights the main dish and creates a festive presentation.

Being handmade and decorated, each piece may have slight differences in contour, shade or distribution of ornaments. These peculiarities are specific to artisanal ceramics and confirm the individual character of each specimen.

The Kora-Kalam lyagan is suitable for family meals, celebrations, events and restaurants with Uzbek, oriental or Asian specialties. It can also be used as a decorative piece or given as a gift to those who appreciate authentic tableware and handmade objects.

For a harmonious table setting, the platter can be combined with Kosa bowls, soup bowls and other products from the Kora-Kalam collection.

Ideal for serving
🍛 Pilaf and plov
🥩 Grilled meat
🍢 Skewers, kebabs and shashlik
🍖 Steaks and meat dishes
🥘 Traditional shared dishes
🥗 Salads and vegetables
🧀 Appetizers and snacks
🍇 Fresh fruits
🍰 Cakes and desserts
🥟 Pies and pastries
🍽️ Festive platters for several people

Key advantages
✔ Authentic ceramics from Fergana-Rishtan, Uzbekistan
✔ Generous diameter of 42 cm
✔ Hand-made and painted
✔ Traditional Kora-Kalam ornament
✔ Suitable for shared dishes
✔ Ideal for pilaf and plov
✔ Recommended for meat and grilled dishes
✔ Suitable for salads, appetizers and fruits
✔ Authentic oriental design
✔ Elegant appearance for festive meals
✔ Each piece has an individual character
✔ Can also be used as a decorative piece
✔ Suitable for home and restaurants
✔ Combines with other Kora-Kalam pieces
✔ Great choice for gift

Ideal for
✔ Families and shared meals
✔ Festive meals and celebrations
✔ Family events and reunions
✔ Uzbek restaurants
✔ Oriental and Asian restaurants
✔ Grill restaurants
✔ Hotels and guesthouses
✔ Serving food for several people
✔ Handcrafted ceramic collections
✔ Table and interior decoration
✔ Gifts for a new home

CasaGrill recommendations
Wash the platter before first use.
Clean it with a soft sponge and mild detergent.
Avoid metal sponges and abrasive substances.
Handle the platter with both hands, especially when loaded.
Protect the ceramic from impacts, falls and excessive pressure.
Avoid sudden changes in temperature.
Do not place the cold platter on a very hot surface.
Do not use the product in the oven, directly on a flame or in the microwave without confirmation from the manufacturer.
When stacking, use soft dividers between ceramic pieces.
Small variations in ornament, contour and shade are characteristic of hand-made and hand-painted products.
CasaGrill Verdict
The 42 cm Kora-Kalam lyagan is a generous and versatile platter, designed for presenting pilaf, plov, grilled dishes and festive meals served together.

The 42 cm diameter allows for arranging a large amount of food, and the traditional Kora-Kalam ornament, made by hand, gives the piece an authentic and expressive look.

Originating from Fergana-Rishtan, Uzbekistan, the traditional shape and artisanal execution recommend it for home use, restaurants, events and oriental ceramic collections. It is a piece that highlights the dish and becomes the central element of the table.