Narumi Primrose Tableware
It is a bone-china dinnerware collection for professional use. The inspiration comes from how the snow gradually melts into spring, the season characterized by primroses and sunshine.
The pattern is the abstract of early spring. The pale background colors represent different colors of primroses that herald the arrival of spring. The pearl colors shine under the light just as the primrose flowers do under the spring sunshine. The white embossment that is laid out across the plate represents the melting of spring snow. As the temperature gradually warms, snow melts little by little and primroses peek out from between the snow. The melting snow looks differently at every moment, depending on weather and time lapse. Likewise, the plate changes its expression by angle and lighting. It provides the perfect background for a chef’s signature dish.
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