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    Dining with Purpose: Support These 12 Black-Owned Kitchen and Dinnerware Stores

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    Dining is about creating memories and enjoying life’s pleasures. To make it easier to choose kitchen and dinnerware, we’ve compiled a list of 12 Black-owned stores offering stylish and practical products while supporting Black entrepreneurship. From upgrading your dining room to hosting dinner parties, these stores have everything you need to elevate your dining experience. Celebrate Black business owners and their creativity in kitchen and dinnerware.

    54KIBO

    54Kibo is a luxury African decor store with a tabletop section offering a variety of textiles, dinnerware and glassware

    Middleton Made Knives

     A favorite of ours. We have featured the unique knives handcrafted by Quintin Middleton many times!

    Estelle Colored Glass

    Estelle Colored Glass is a luxury brand of hand-blown and specialty-made colored glass cake stands and stemware in a mix of jewel tones and soft pastels.

    Karibe Company

    Karibe is a black home kitchenware store that sells a handful of kitchen items, including cast-iron skillets.

    Reflektion Design

    Reflecktion Design is another African home decor store that features a collection of tableware and kitchen accessories

    Colorfull Plates

    Colorfull Plate is children’s tableware and lifestyle company with diverse characters that portray children seeing themselves doing things they imagine.

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