Narumi Primadonna Tableware
Primadonna is a fine dinnerware collection that is reminiscent of a diva’s dress. The graceful shape is inspired by chrysanthemum flowers, and the elegant pattern features shiny gold with lapis blue accents to enhance its luxurious feel. Made from bone china and manufactured in Narumi's mother plant located in Ise-Shima National Park, Japan, the collection exudes engaging glamour and elegance that would complement a sophisticated dining setting.
<Functionality and aesthetics>
The shape, inspired by the Chrysanthemum flower, is one of Narumi’s best sellers that has been in the market for over 50 years. It is a practical coupe plate that ensures a wide plating area to serve food. At the same time, the edge of each item has a gently wavy line that gives a graceful, rather than a casual, impression. Being both practical and elegant is the distinctive characteristic of the shape.
<Design and storytelling>
The pattern inspiration comes from a diva on stage. As the orchestra plays a prelude, the singer appears on the stage with her glamourous dress. The embroidery on her dress shines in the spotlight and the lapis blue jewelry swings around her neck as she sings… It is the perfect dinnerware for luxurious dining where diners indulge themselves with excellent cuisine and beautiful background music.
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