Made of the finest porcelain, the two bread plates depict the famous "alla Coreana" motif by Ginori 1735, inspired by the passion of Florentine noblewomen for decoupage and the textures of imperial kimonos. The floral motif enhances the peony, a symbol of beauty and happiness, while the pure gold threading, a distinctive signature of the Florentine manufacturer, embellishes the design. The classic Antico Doccia shape stands out in every element and makes the bread plates suitable for combining with sophisticated simplicity. Tradition and design, Italian craftsmanship and oriental passion, the Granduca Coreana completes every moment of sharing with refined harmony.
BREAD PLATES FLOWERSGranduca Coreana
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Made of the finest porcelain, the two bread plates depict the famous "alla Coreana" motif by Ginori 1735, inspired by the passion of Florentine noblewomen for decoupage and the textures of imperial kimonos. The floral motif enhances the peony, a symbol of beauty and happiness, while the pure gold threading, a distinctive signature of the Florentine manufacturer, embellishes the design. The classic Antico Doccia shape stands out in every element and makes the bread plates suitable for combining with sophisticated simplicity. Tradition and design, Italian craftsmanship and oriental passion, the Granduca Coreana completes every moment of sharing with refined harmony.
The peony, or mudan in Chinese, is the star flower of this beautiful decoration which, according to traditional Asian iconography, recalls spring, love and feminine beauty.