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About this product

  • Material: Melamine
  • Color: Beige, green and blue
  • Dimensions: 10.25 in. L × 4.5 in. W
  • Boat-shaped dish with a divided end compartment
  • Green-and-blue decorative motif
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Made in China

Product Overview

The 10-M combines a beige boat-shaped dish with a green-and-blue accent near the divided end. Its pointed front leads into a long central serving area, while the raised crosswise divider creates a separate smaller compartment at the back.

The 10¼ by 4½-inch melamine form offers the same compact footprint as the blue Bamboo-pattern boat in a warmer color scheme. Pair it with matching Green-pattern plates when the table calls for coordinated decoration across several serving shapes.

10-M beige melamine boat with green-and-blue decoration and a divided rear compartment

Separate the accompaniment from the central serving

The short compartment sits behind the raised divider, while the main section narrows toward the pointed front. Keeping the accompaniment at the back lets the main arrangement follow the boat’s long axis.

Beige, Green & Blue

A warm beige body carries a colorful accent near the divider.

Two Serving Areas

The long pointed section and smaller end compartment are separated by a raised divider.

10¼-Inch Length

Compact boat footprint for a lengthwise serving arrangement.

10-M beige patterned melamine sushi boat on a preparation counter

Keep the decorative accent in view

Arrange the food through the long center without covering every part of the colored motif. The beige surface gives the green and blue details a softer backdrop than the white Bamboo-pattern version of the same boat.

10-M divided melamine boat with green-and-blue motif in a tabletop setting

Coordinate with the Green-pattern plates

Matching rectangular plates repeat the beige body and green-and-blue accent without repeating the boat silhouette. Use the different shapes for separate courses or place settings while carrying the same pattern through the table.