Poterie d’Évires Animals Hand-Painted Ceramic Small Plates (Set of 6)
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Jaune de Chrome Basmati Porcelain Dessert Plate
¥15,580
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Basmati Porcelain Charger Plate32cm (d) / 13" (d)
¥25,460
Basmati Porcelain Dessert Plate21cm (d) / 8" (d)
¥15,580
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Jaune de Chrome’s porcelaine de Limoges undergoes a special alchemy of earthenware, enamel and extreme heat that can only be achieved by hand. For the Basmati range, the process results in spontaneous patterns of speckles and bursts, as illustrated in this dessert plate.
View more from: Jaune de Chrome / Dessert, salad & side plates
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Jaune de Chrome’s porcelaine de Limoges undergoes a special alchemy of earthenware, enamel and extreme heat that can only be achieved by hand. For the Basmati range, the process results in spontaneous patterns of speckles and bursts, as illustrated in this dessert plate.
View more from: Jaune de Chrome / Dessert, salad & side plates
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Meet the Maker:
Jaune de Chrome
Two hundred years ago, Christian Le Page and Catherine Badaire taught themselves an extreme-heat glazing process that infuses their earthenware with metallics – an alchemical melding of elements creating spontaneous speckles and starbursts. Not merely eye-catching, their collection of fine Limoges porcelain, created in limited distribution, coaxes you in for closer scrutiny.
