Autumn in Giverny dessert plate

Smaller in size, the dessert plates echo the collection’s floral language in a refined composition. The flowers seem to rest upon the earthenware, leaving large areas of creamy white visible. To be paired with dinner plates or used on their own, they add a poetic touch to dessert time. A floral and soft inspiration for this earthenware collection, which pays tribute to Giverny, the Norman village where Claude Monet envisioned, planted, and painted his famous landscaped gardens. An Eden whose beauty inspired his iconic Water Lilies series.
Entirely hand-decorated in Portugal, this collection brings together plates, platters, salad bowls, and bowls in a delicate and generous spirit. Its botanical design, intentionally airy, allows the cream-white of the earthenware to breathe, creating an elegant table setting that is never overwhelming. Like a walk in the garden at the end of the summer season, the flowers and foliage are rendered in golden yellow, aster blue, and nasturtium pink, accented by a delicate blue rim. 
All the charm of a late-season table, bathed in softer light, where the beauty of flowers meets the simplicity of luminous earthenware.