ARKADIA

ARKADIA Dinner Plate Syrinx

golden medaillon

249,00€

The elegant, white dinner plate from ARKADIA lends your table a bright and stylish ambiance. The relief medallion depicts Syrinx, a nymph from Greek mythology. The plate, made of the finest porcelain from KPM Berlin, has a diameter of 26.5 cm. With the exclusive ARKADIA series from KPM Berlin, the dreamland of Arkadia moves into your home. Based on the relief medallions developed by Siegmund Schütz, Trude Petri was commissioned to develop a suitable service form.

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ARKADIA Syrinx dinner plate 249,00€

ARKADIA Syrinx dinner plate golden medaillon

249,00€

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History

designer: Siegmund Schütz year: 1938 material: Porzellan

Each of the precious ARKADIA medallions tells a story from the world of ancient legends. Trude Petri's neoclassical form, created in 1938, provides the ideal stage for the appearances of Cupid, Demeter and Pan, dolphin and lion, shell and panpipe - the variety of motifs and ideas seems limitless. Siegmund Schütz modeled the filigree reliefs from biscuit porcelain. The marble-like texture of the material allows the fine contours to stand out in the interplay of light and shadow and brings fabulous moments to the table.

Product details

item number

180126-08

weight

0.65kg

Diameter

265mm

Dishwasher safe Microwave safe Hand-painted Hand printed 24k Gold Gloss platinum

Product description

The elegant, white dinner plate from ARKADIA lends your table a bright and stylish ambiance. The relief medallion depicts Syrinx, a nymph from Greek mythology. The plate, made of the finest porcelain from KPM Berlin, has a diameter of 26.5 cm. With the exclusive ARKADIA series from KPM Berlin, the dreamland of Arkadia moves into your home. Based on the relief medallions developed by Siegmund Schütz, Trude Petri was commissioned to develop a suitable service form. The themes of the medallions are based on ancient traditions and tell the story of Arkadia in a fairytale-like way.