Pervinca Fruit Bowl
Italy has a long, rich history with ceramics, and esteemed Italian dinnerware house, Richard Ginori of Florence, has been at the forefront of porcelain making since 1735. The Pervinca collection depicts the Florentine “garofano” garden flower in a dusky, airbrush-like way bordered with a 24 karat gold trim for a scene that’s nothing short of ethereal. A beautifully soft palette of white against light blue may make these pieces the loveliest of them all.
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Italy has a long, rich history with ceramics, and esteemed Italian dinnerware house, Richard Ginori of Florence, has been at the forefront of porcelain making since 1735. The Pervinca collection depicts the Florentine “garofano” garden flower in a dusky, airbrush-like way bordered with a 24 karat gold trim for a scene that’s nothing short of ethereal. A beautifully soft palette of white against light blue may make these pieces the loveliest of them all.
View all Richard Ginori here
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Italy has a long, rich history with ceramics, and esteemed Italian dinnerware house, Richard Ginori of Florence, has been at the forefront of porcelain making since 1735. The Pervinca collection depicts the Florentine “garofano” garden flower in a dusky, airbrush-like way bordered with a 24 karat gold trim for a scene that’s nothing short of ethereal. A beautifully soft palette of white against light blue may make these pieces the loveliest of them all.
View all Richard Ginori here
