Nambe Square Platter - 11

In 1956, the Nambe Square Platter made history as the first Nambe item recognized by New York's Museum of Modern Art. This 11' W x 11' L platter, crafted from Nambe Alloy by designer Richard K Thomas, is incredibly versatile. You can serve sizzling hot food right on it or even cook directly on the platter. Need to serve chilled dishes? Just pop it in the freezer. It's a must - have for any kitchen. Remember to hand wash it. Introduced in 1956, it's a timeless piece.

Using your Nambe 11 - inch square serving platter is a breeze. You can cook food directly on it for a unique presentation, or simply serve hot food right after it's cooked. For chilled dishes, place the platter in the freezer beforehand. When it comes to cleaning, always hand wash the platter to keep it in top condition. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they can scratch the Nambe Alloy surface. Store it in a dry place to prevent any damage. This platter has been around since 1956, so take good care of it and it'll last you a long time.