Acquarello - Luxury Porcelain Dinner Plate
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Handmade by: Potomak
Color: White with pink, sage green, purple, light blue, powder pink patches
Material: Porcelain
Dimensions:
Dinner Plate: 28 cm.
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About the Product:
This dinner plate made from porcelain comes straight from our fabled handcrafted product line of ACQUARELLO. This piece of porcelain dish comes in delicate hues of White, pink, sage green, purple, light blue, powder pink patches.
Being handcrafted from porcelain makes this piece of crockery a combination of durability and elegance. Complete your collection with this porcelain dinner plate and check out other bowls and platters from our Acquarello line of products.
NOTE: Possible imperfections are due to the handmade nature of each item.
About the Collection:
Potomak Studio is a workshop based near Trento, in the north of Italy, where unique porcelain pieces are designed and manufactured entirely by hand, from shaping to coloring to glazing, by Donatella Parotto and Mauro Bonvecchio.
Producing each object is a challenging endeavor. Many pieces are thrown away because of the workshop's strict quality controls and the complexity of the production process. The watercolor effect seen in each piece requires the delicate task of developing textures with special finishes before the final baking process, which can last up to 15 hours at an extremely high temperature of 1250 degrees. The results are amazing in terms of the brightness and light-weight nature of each item. They're definitely worth the hard work!
Customized table sets can also be made on request. Check out the different colors available.
Care Instructions:
- Dishwasher Safe
- Do not place in microwave.
- Variant: Light Blue
- SKU: POT-ACQ-P-BLU
- In Stock: 7
- Weight: 0.45 kg
- Product Type: Porcelain
- Collection: Dishes Between €50-100
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