Fish Wall Plate Triptych - Heinen Delfts Blauw

Fish Wall Plate Triptych - Heinen Delfts Blauw

Three plates, one fish. The Fish Wall Plate Triptych by Heinen Delfts Blauw consists of three ceramic wall plates, each showing a different part of the same fish: the tail, the middle and the head. Hang them next to each other and together they form one elongated fish in characteristic blue and white.

The design gives the tradition of Delft Blue ceramics a contemporary twist. Different shades of blue, scales and fine details refer to classic hand-painted pottery, while the three-part composition feels modern and graphic.

Three wall plates, one fish

The three-piece set is primarily designed as wall decoration. Each plate has a hanging system on the back, making it easy to hang all three plates at the same height. This way, the different parts line up beautifully and create one complete fish on the wall.

Hang the triptych in the kitchen or dining room, above a sideboard or as part of a larger gallery wall. The plates do not have to be positioned tightly together. Leaving a little space between them keeps the fish recognizable while giving the composition a more relaxed look.

Although the plates are mainly intended as decorative wall plates, they can also be used to serve small snacks, biscuits or other treats.

Heinen Delfts Blauw at SuperMatique

Heinen Delfts Blauw gives the Dutch tradition of Delft Blue a fresh and contemporary interpretation. Recognisable blue-and-white ceramics are combined with modern illustrations, graphic shapes and unexpected applications.

That makes Heinen Delfts Blauw a natural fit for SuperMatique, where we look for brands and objects with an unconventional style and a distinctive look. This fish triptych is a perfect example: unmistakably Delft Blue, but transformed into a playful and eye-catching object for the wall.

FAQ

What does the Fish Wall Plate Triptych include?
The set consists of three round ceramic wall plates. Each plate shows a different part of the fish: the tail, the middle or the head. Together they form one complete fish.

Do the wall plates have a hanging system?
Yes. Each plate has a hanging system on the back, making it easy to hang the three plates at the same height.

Are the fish plates meant for eating?
No, the plates are primarily designed as decorative wall plates. They can, however, be used to serve small snacks or treats.

Do the three wall plates need to hang directly next to each other?
No. Hung together they clearly form one complete fish, but you can leave some space between the plates for a more playful effect.

Is the triptych Delft Blue?
The design by Heinen Delfts Blauw is inspired by the Dutch tradition of Delft Blue ceramics, but the graphic fish and three-part composition give it a contemporary look.