The Stories of our Tableware Collections
The Qing Dynasty, 1644 - 1912
Our Premium and Exclusive Collections Rose Family & Orient Garden are inspired by the Chinese Dynasty. The peak of Chinese porcelain production was seen in the reigns of Kangxi (1661-1722), Yongzheng (1722-1735), and Qianlong (1735-1796), during which improvements were seen in almost all types of porcelain, including blue and white ware or polychrome ware.
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Eternal Celadon
Goryeo Dynasty, 918 – 1932
Celadons are ceramics with a distinctive green-blue glaze. The color, coupled with intricate inlaid ornamentation, are part of what has made Goryeo celadons desirable and recognizable objects for centuries.
Blue Peony
The Yuan Dynasty, 1271-1368
Porcelain painted with bold designs in cobalt blue are undoubtedly the Yuan dynasty’s greatest contribution to Chinese porcelain tradition. One of the most used symbols was the peony - symbol of love, honor, happiness wealth, romance and beauty.
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Fauna Ibérica
Inspired by the Iberian fauna, this tableware set, designed by BrazGil Studio, is a pure biscuit creation adorned with exquisite details of nature and wild life, complemented by exclusive accessories.
How to Order
BrazGil Studio tableware collection is only tailored to each client and made by order. When you order a dinnerware collection you can customize each piece.
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