Empire Gold and Empire Silk Porcelain
Empire Gold & Empire Silk are the reflection of Porcel’s eagerness to go beyond the traditional porcelain manufacturing, allying craftsmanship and technology to create extraordinary pieces. We conceived a collection with craved details, allowing for elegant pieces and an unprecedented texture.
Empire is comprised with versatile pieces that thrives when combined with other Porcel collections - a mix of other pieces, other than just plates, but for example serving pieces that go with other collections. We suggest colorful pieces such as Apricot and Passion or the darker toned Lush Forest, which enhances its white porcelain.
Even when used on its own it's a simple yet sophisticated collection that adds elegance to any table.
We also pursued to create a solution which is washing machine friendly alongside being versatile to the point that can be intended for domestic but also can be sought for other purposes such as events - an ever-growing industry.
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