Prussian Blue Star a colour that had to be discovered
Most colours are named for what they look like. Prussian Blue is named for where it was found a dye house in Berlin, early 1700s, an accident in a vat of iron salts. The first synthetic pigment ever made. Before it, painters who wanted this depth of blue had to grind lapis lazuli, a stone rare enough to cost more than gold.
That's the thing about this blue. It isn't simply a shade. It's a specific hue that took centuries to arrive at, and when it did, it changed what painting could be. Hokusai used it in The Great Wave. Vermeer used it to make shadows feel like the inside of a room at dusk.
This collection carries that same quality onto your table. Deep, specific, unmistakable blue painted by hand onto fine porcelain. Not bright, not navy, not cobalt. Prussian. The blue will sit differently in morning light and in candlelight, and that's entirely the point.
Choose your set
12pc plate set — for a table of 6
6 dinner plates, 6 quarter plates.
The starting set for the table that already has bowls, or the one that wants to begin with the essentials and build at its own pace.
21pc full dinner set — for a table of 6
6 dinner plates, 6 quarter plates, 6 dessert bowls, and 3 serving pieces (1 Small Bowl, 1 Big Bowl, 1 Rectangle Platter).
Everything you need to lay a complete table for six.
42pc full dinner set — for a table of 12
12 dinner plates, 12 quarter plates, 12 dessert bowls, and 6 serving pieces (2 Small Bowl, 2 Big Bowl, 2 Rectangle Platter)
The complete set for twelve. For the table that gathers everyone.
Mugs are available separately so you can complete the table your way.
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