Backpacks | Kupilka 44 - Standard Platter (Spring 2023)

Kupilka

Kupilka 44 - Standard Platter (Spring 2023)

$22.95

Description

　　The Kupilka 44 brings a little bit of luxury to outdoor dining moments. The plate has two handles to rest on your lap while eating. It goes perfectly with Kupilka cutlery and can also serve as a tray for your coffee set or soup bowl.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Kupilka

Volume:

440 mL / 14.88 fl oz

Color:

N/A

Weight:

294 g / 10.37 oz

Dimensions:

28 mm x width 186 mm x length 300 mm

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

K44

UPC:

6430014971609

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