ginori 1735 represents the pinnacle of Italian craftsmanship, with its ties to exquisite porcelain creations spanning centuries. One such demonstration of its expertise is the Oriente Italiano collection; combining evocative florals with Far Eastern charm, the series was first designed in 1946 by ltalian architect Gio Ponti, and remains much unchanged today. Eschewing the line's gem-hued colourways in favour of stripped-back monochrome, this teacup is the porcelain canvas upon which the painterly scene is depicted.
GINORI 1735 Oriente Italiano Teacup In White
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Oriente Italiano Teacup In White
ginori 1735 represents the pinnacle of Italian craftsmanship, with its ties to exquisite porcelain creations spanning centuries. One such demonstration of its expertise is the Oriente Italiano collection; combining evocative florals with Far Eastern charm, the series was first designed in 1946 by ltalian architect Gio Ponti, and remains much unchanged today. Eschewing the line's gem-hued colourways in favour of stripped-back monochrome, this teacup is the porcelain canvas upon which the painterly scene is depicted.