The Art of Entertaining, Reimagined.

In the great households of Pakistan — from the havelis of Lahore to the coastal homes of Karachi — food has never simply been served. It has been presented. Laid out with intention, arranged with care, offered as an expression of generosity and cultural pride. The table is a stage, and every platter on it tells a story.

At Sikhana, we believe the objects you entertain with should be as meaningful as the food you serve on them. That is why we created this collection of handcrafted serving platters, each one rooted in the visual heritage of Pakistan.

Inspired by Pakistan's Architectural Heritage

Each design in this collection draws directly from the breathtaking craft traditions of Pakistan and the wider Muslim world:

• The intricate geometric tilework of the Badshahi Mosque and Wazir Khan Mosque in Lahore
• The arabesque patterns adorning the shrines of Multan, Pakistan's City of Saints
• The vivid cobalt blues of Sindhi ajrak — one of the oldest textile traditions in the world
• The jewel-toned florals of the Karakoram valleys of northern Pakistan

These are not generic patterns. They are specific, named, historically rooted designs — each one a window into a civilisation of extraordinary artistic achievement.

Product Details

• Material: Solid mango wood — sustainably sourced, naturally beautiful, and built to last
• Surface: Printed lacquered finish with heritage-inspired patterns in rich blues, teals, and golds
• Shape: Round pizza platter with ergonomic handle — perfect for serving, sharing, and displaying
• Suitable for: Mezze, charcuterie, flatbreads, naan, cheese, canapés, or as a decorative centrepiece. Suitable for hot food.
• Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Not dishwasher safe.
• Made in India in collaboration with a female-led small business

A Gift With a Story

This platter makes a deeply meaningful gift for anyone who loves South Asian culture, Pakistani heritage, or simply beautiful, well-made things. It is the kind of object that sits on a table and starts a conversation — about craft, about history, about the places and people that inspired it.

Available in five distinct heritage patterns. Collect them all.