Danish Royal Porcelain 1775-2000 - 225 Years of Design
The
Services of the Future
Royal
Copenhagen has invited eight ceramists and designers to
develop their ideas on present and future ceramic applied
art. The controlled, almost minimalist artistic idiom,
though with organic curves, is still predominant. Even
so, an incipient joy in decoration is beginning to make it
self-felt. As so often in the past, nature is the great mentor
- and the many thousand-year-old shapes of pottery provide
further inspiration.
The
individualism of our age leaves its mark on the artists' ways
of conceiving porcelain. The single items can all be
seen as belonging to one family, but are also capable of
standing on their own in conjunction with objects from other
times and cultures. Once more, it transpires that the
global and the local, function and dream, can find expression
and form in magical porcelain.
One
of the absolute most innovating new ideas that have come from
the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory in many years is the
‘MEGA BLUE FLUTED’ designed by Karen Kjaeldgaard-Larsen.
There are at this time six plates with different
decorations available in this unique design.
Each design focuses on the multiplicity and the harmony
in the traditional Blue Fluted Pattern.
The pattern is yet to be put in production (and may
never).
We have purchased a small number of the plates and they
can all be purchased directly at our web store.
All six plates (New in Box) are available at
our web
store by clicking on the above images.
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