Costa Verde Terra Tableware
Like an earth-carved work, the pieces reveal themselves in a beautiful and imperfect way. It is through the partnership between the hands of the artist Pere Gifre and our fine porcelain art, that Costa Verde presents the new collection – Terra.
By holding remarkable lines and organic profiles, Terra symbolizes the beginning of a new era for Costa Verde’s brand, a collection aiming to awaken the senses, while being an alliance between different tactile experiences, which connect us with nature. From rough to satin touch, from flat to steep surface, each piece is unique and disruptive.
Supported by Dieter Koschina and Henrique Sá Pessoa, 2 Michelin stars’ awarded chefs, this collection aims to establish a strong position across luxury and fine dining markets.
Comprising plates, bowls, podiums and creamer, Terra will provide you with a unique gastronomic experience, thus elevating platting to its maximum exponent.
While using the best raw materials and the passionate hands of those who know how to work porcelain, Terra collection is an ode to our “All Senses Matter” motto, thus bringing the art of sculpture into your table, while revolutionizing design standards, across hostelry markets and world-class restaurants.
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