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Oriente Italiano Mug, Iris

$320.00
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Reinterpreted and reimagined from legendary Gio Ponti's earlier creations for Richard Ginori, the Oriente Italiano collection is handmade and hand-painted just outside of Florence. The garofano flower is the star of this collection of tableware and decorative items available in a rich palette of ten colour variations: Albus, Iris, Bario, Azalea, Vermiglio, Pervinca, Porpora, Malachite, Cipria and Citrino.

Established in 1735, Ginori is one the oldest porcelain manufacturers in the world. Known as the Ferrari of tableware, the company has established itself as the gold standard in the world of luxury goods. Ginori porcelain has graced the museums and tables of many European fine homes and luxury hotels, including the Vatican. Known for quality, craftsmanship and Italian design.

Dishwasher safe. Items featuring a gold-plated band are not suitable for the microwave.

13.5 oz l 400 ml

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6" DIA

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Dishwasher safe. Items featuring a gold-plated band are not suitable for the microwave.

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Established in 1735, Richard Ginori is one the oldest porcelain manufacturers in the world. Known as the Ferrari of tableware, the company has established itself as the gold standard in the world of luxury goods. Ginori porcelain has graced the museums and tables of many European fine homes and luxury hotels, including the Vatican. Known for quality, craftsmanship and Italian design, Richard Ginori was acquired in 2013 by the Gucci fashion house.

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