Celebrating one of eight featured cities - along with Shanghai, Los Angeles, Cairo, Berlin, New Orleans, Las Vegas and Washington D.C. - this 12" porcelain plate showcases the core of downtown Dubai against a dramatic black background. Orange icons represent key buildings, alongside blue rivers and green public spaces. This plate commemorates a city that is emerging as a premier destination spot for the 21st century on the cutting edge of urban development.
Features:
- Made of porcelain
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- 12" diameter
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