Porland Seasons Collection
The Wabi-Sabi Effect on Seasons Collection Wabi-Sabi, a source of inspiration for our Seasons collection and emerged in Japan in the 16th century, is a philosophy of life that emphasizes the perfection of imperfections.
Produced with the inspiration of Wabi-Sabi philosophy and by special processes, Seasons Collection have the colors that came from nature.
While Wabi represents simplicity and naturality; Sabi represents the beauty of elapsed time and the reflection of embracing the imperfections that occuring in time.
This philosophy arises from the balanced harmony of these two notions.Seasons products are specially produced for you with different effects and tones while the patterns on edges of the products are applied by hand one by one. So, each item in Seasons Collection is original and unique.
All products in Seasons Collection are high quality, glaze-colored with 8 different colors and safe for every kind of usage in ovens, microwave and dishwashers.
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