Hermes pair of no. 1 dinner plates in porcelain. "The rain drums on the convex palm leaves. The wind hums over the fringe of petals. These sounds sharpen the chlorophyll, awakening greens in a chorus of mint, sage, celadon shades. The fuchsia, coral and garnet hues of the flowers explode in the white summer heat. In the tropical mist nature composes a richly melodious suite. An homage to the foliage that protects the earth, to the colors that burst forth in song. To the power of flora, its folly, and its leaves which rustle a single word, Passifolia."
This
new pattern for 2020 pays homage to the beauty of exotic nature with a
variety of bold patterns designed to mix and
match. In the tropical haze, nature composes a luxuriant suite. An homage to the vegetation that protects the earth, to the colours that burst forth in the ether, to the power of plants, their passion, their folly and their foliage that vibrate in a single word, Passifolia. Nathalie Rolland-Huckel designed Passifolia, the new tableware collection by Hermes, between two worlds, at the threshold between botanical tradition and art. The hyper-realism is powerful. Decorated using chromolithography and detailed with a gold rim.
Limoges Porcelain
Dishwasher Safe
Made in France