Sud - Mediterranean Ceramic Dinner Set
-
Regular Price
-
€48.00
-
Sale Price
-
€48.00
-
Regular Price
-
Sold Out
-
Unit Price
- per
- Regular Price
- €48.00
- Sale Price
- €48.00
- Regular Price
- Unit Price
- per
Handmade by: Forme Roma
Color: White with bluette decorations and clay edges
Material: Ceramic
Dimensions:
Dinner Plate: 28 cm.
Soup & Pasta bowl: 25 x 3 cm.
Side Plate: 21 cm.
---
About the Product:
The Sud ceramic dinner set is handmade by Forme Roma, an Italian artisanal studio specialized in stylish ceramics, potteries and glassware. Sud is an easy-to-match dinner set that can be enjoyed fully everyday.
The Sud dinner set features 6 different dinner plates, 6 soup & pasta bowls and 6 side plates; the scallop-shaped clay edges give an aristocratic touch to the table. Each 3-piece place setting incorporates distinctive brilliant blue artistic finishes. Therefore you can dedicate each blue decoration to one of your guests or mix them up!
LAST PIECES AT THIS PRICE
Sud evokes the Mediterranean lifestyle. Imagine a villa immersed in lush vegetation, where the wind blows the linen tablecloth under a cool shaded patio.
NOTE: Possible imperfections are due to the handmade nature of each item.
About the Collection:
Based in Rome, Forme is an authentic "art studio", applying artistic techniques of decoration and restoration to each of its handcrafted and unique objects.
Surrounded by the architectural beauty of Ancient Rome, Forme reinterprets the shapes and colors of the Classical Age both in its ceramic and glass product lines.
Forme's ceramics are modeled with black clay which gives strength and adds a special transparency to the collection. Additionally, glass items are handmade using glass fusing and sculpture techniques.
Customized glass and ceramic dinner sets are available. Send us an e-mail for more info.
Care Instructions:
- Dishwasher Safe
- Variant: Dinner Plate
- SKU: FRM-SUD-P
- In Stock: 0
- Weight: 0.8 kg
- Product Type: Ceramic
Italy's charm lies in its remarkable regional diversity.
From the snowy peaks of the Alps in the north to the sun-kissed shores of Sicily in the south, each region boasts its own unique culture, history, and artistic expression.
The difference is not just in the landscapes but also in the architectural styles, culinary traditions, and local customs.
The diversity is so profound that traveling from one region to another feels like stepping into a different country, offering an endless exploration of Italy's multifaceted beauty.