Maris D'or Matcha and Sunstone Porcelain
Maris d’Or is a beautiful new shape designed by Porcel with the wish of bringing to the table an original contour and an elegant golden outline. The name of this new collection comes from the Latin Maris - “of the sea” - due to the gentle inspiration on ocean elements.
The wavy curves around each piece resemble soft movements of the waves, as well as the imprints its gentle swing leaves on the sand. The three pieces that comprise Maris d’Or are adorned with a hand painted gold rim that lines their undulating edges resulting in a dazzling effect. The shimmer of this gold finish enhances the porcelain and the detailed texture, alluding to the reflection of sunbeam on sea waves.
Maris d’Or brings a dynamic element to the table, complemented by an exceptional look and unique tactile experience. This collection works perfectly when paired with other Porcel pieces inspired by nature, such those of Adamastor or Matcha.
Sunstone and Matcha are independent sets that come together endorsing hope through color and gold.
Developing new collection during a challenging period of global uncertainty, Porcel felt encouraged to continue innovating, focused on better days and on products that would translate that same motivation and strength.
Sunstone is a full set of porcelain pieces decorated with fine gold lines resulting in a reflective geometric pattern. Resembling a crystal stone with chisel appearance, Sunstone features a kaleidoscopic pattern designed with slim gold lines over each porcelain piece. The name Sunstone stems from the bright metallic pattern that creates an optical effect of reflections. The designation also evokes the medieval use of a Sunstone to navigate and to locate the sun in a completely overcast sky, which is metaphorically appropriate for 2021.
Elegant, sophisticated and following Porcel’s identity, Sunstone is a remarkable and contemporary collection that will highlight table moments.
Matcha is a soft green collection named after the Japanese powder made from green tea leafs. With a selection of nine coloured pieces, green is the international symbol of hope. Matcha is also vibrant and optimistic, just as the world wishes this new year to be.
Joining Passion and Apricot collections, Matcha comes in with the same composition, offering clients a selection of three colours for the same pieces so that mixing and matching is made easy. These three options go brilliantly together and are perfect for adding a cheerful mood when paired with other Porcel collections such as Sunstone (new), Golden Orbit or Pantheon.
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