India, Aug. 7 -- Decorative plates make a stylish comeback, turning blank walls into soulful stories woven with culture, craft, and memory

Once considered relics of grandmother's parlours, decorative plates find fresh footing on modern walls. With varied glazes, global influences, and quiet symbolism, these ceramic pieces shape personal galleries. The plate wall emerges as a thoughtful blend of craftsmanship, memory, and quiet visual rhythm in today's homes.

The tradition began in 17th-century Europe, where porcelain displays signified refinement and global awareness. Dutch and English homes arranged Chinese ceramics with care. Blue-and-white motifs gained popularity, soon joined by Delftware and majolica. By the Victorian era, decorati...