AYLER soup plate

The Ayler deep soup plate, in immaculate white, is made of high-quality biscuit porcelain.

Natural porcelain is distinguished by its beauty and durability, being resistant to exposure to high temperatures. It is an ecological and chemically neutral material: it does not absorb odors or flavors and does not react with other substances. Biscuit porcelain tableware is special and has many admirers — the pieces are matte, unfired with glaze, having a velvety texture. Models with relief or raised motifs are particularly spectacular, and such pieces are a pleasure to hold in your hand. The production technology of unglazed porcelain has its origins in France, where the discovery of kaolin deposits near the city of Limoges led to the emergence of the famous Limoges biscuit porcelain. The distinctive element of the Ayler plate is the velvety, matte surface of the elegant botanical pattern. The edges of the deep plate are decorated with a border of intertwined fern leaves, made in 3D technique, which gives the piece depth and refinement. Such a fine porcelain plate will embellish any festive table.