BernardaudNaxos Oval Platter
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Bright, sharp lines contrast with the soft simplicity of the shapes embellishing this service designed by Olivier Gagnre, who shows masterful use of the transparency and finesse of white porcelain to express his design in three dimensions.
- Handcrafted oval platter features bright, sharp lines that contrast with the soft simplicity of the shape
- Designed by Olivier Gagnére, who shows masterful use of transparency and finesse of white porcelain
- Made of porcelain.
- Approx. 15"W.
- Hand wash.
- Made in France.
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About Bernardaud:
Founded in 1863 in Limoges, France, and still owned by the family, Bernardaud continues to be at the cutting edge of creativity and innovation while upholding its core values of excellence, superior quality and precision. Working in a sector that is in a permanent state of change, the house continues to develop advanced technology and push back technical limits in the art and science of porcelain-making. The company’s determination to work to the highest of standards is the key to its collaboration with internationally famous contemporary artists.
“The art of making porcelain is subtle and presents us with constant challenges. It pushes us to always go further. I accept the challenge. It is a challenge that demands time before all else. It is the path of perfection.” Michel Bernardaud
Founded in 1863 in Limoges, France, and still owned by the family, Bernardaud continues to be at the cutting edge of creativity and innovation while upholding its core values of excellence, superior quality and precision. Working in a sector that is in a permanent state of change, the house continues to develop advanced technology and push back technical limits in the art and science of porcelain-making. The company’s determination to work to the highest of standards is the key to its collaboration with internationally famous contemporary artists.
“The art of making porcelain is subtle and presents us with constant challenges. It pushes us to always go further. I accept the challenge. It is a challenge that demands time before all else. It is the path of perfection.” Michel Bernardaud
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