The home of French porcelain is Limoges, where the white clay mineral kaolin was discovered in 1768 and Maison Bernardaud has created fine porcelain dinnerware since 1863. Under the watchful eye of the Bernardaud family, each and every piece is inspected by hand to ensure it meets the house’s rigorous standards.

"I am fascinated by this Japanese art called "Kintsugi" from the 16th century, which is to make visible repairs on ceramic made with a mix of lacquer and gold giving an even greater aesthetic value." -Sarkis

• Made in France
• Limoges porcelain
• 14"H x 5"Ø