Costa Verde Endless Tableware
Costa Verde, through its expertise in porcelain, has always reused, during the process, its ceramic body, water and glaze, under the serious commitment of preserving natural resources and being part of change, in our planet.
Aware of this reality, and in partnership with ClementinAtelier, it has developed a collection of unique products, by using and reconverting production waste.
Recycling is the act of transforming waste into something new! The sludge they use reflects the process, thus bringing up unique and singular ceramic pieces, where each one of the pieces is a single piece, marked by its variable shape and colour.
It is based on concepts such as circular economy and sustainability, that we bring you this unique product, which was designed under great dedication, care, quality and innovation.
Learn about our sustainability policies here.
Costa Verde and ClementinAtelier, focused on improving the world, with you!
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