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Kaze Ceramic Collection
In Japanese Kaze means the wind. It is a serving collection combining a sophisticated white eco-friendly digital-printing design creating a spectacular natural pattern with an exterior matte glaze as a contrast.
Like the wind the pattern constantly changes on each piece. Designed for serving in-style for both oriental and western cuisine, Kaze is the ideal chef’s choice. This collection is also full of character due to a mix of shapes, creating unique contrasts.
Designed to serve, this is the go-to collection that fulfills customer’s needs.
KAZE - German Design Award WINNER 2025 - Excellent Product Design - Tabletop
KAZE - Tableware International Awards of Excellence 2023 - Winner - Serveware
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| Vendor | Mesa Ceramics, Lda | Royal Porcelain Public Co., Ltd. |
| Country | Portugal | Thailand |
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