Serax by Marni 'Blossom Milk Midnight Flowers' Porcelain crockery set

Exclusive porcelain crockery set 'Blossom Milk Midnight Flowers' by Serax designed by the famous Italian fashion house Marni. This design with stylized blossom is characteristic of Marni's artistic vision.

The floral motif inspired by nature was created by Marni's Creative Director Francesco Risso. The pattern is applied to the Fine Bone China with a decal and then glazed, making it hard-wearing. The slightly asymmetrical shapes of the plates, bowls, cups, saucers and teapots emphasise the manual workmanship and the quality of the porcelain.. This 24-piece dinnerware set for 4 people includes the following: 4 deep plates, 4 large plates and 4 small plates, 4 cappuccino cups with saucers, 4 bowls and 4 breakfast plates. To make your mealtimes very special!

This crockery set comes with boxes specially designed by Marni for Serax, making it a fantastic gift to give or receive. Available within two weeks.

Marni:

Founded in 1994, Marni is considered the most artistic, colourful, vibrant and unconventional brand in the luxury segment. With its revolutionary collections, Marni has always challenged the traditional fashion world. The brand focuses on individuality with its characteristic approach to materials and colors combined with a unique taste for prints and shapes. Marni's eccentric elegance is reflected in a lifestyle with an avant-garde soul that is closely related to the art world and finds its ultimate expression in special collaborations and capsule collections.

Serax:

Serax is a Belgian design label. A family business that has been active for more than 30 years. Serax collaborates with passionate designers from all over the world. Ann Demeulemeester, Kelly Wearstler, Vincent Van Duysen, Paola Navone and Piet Boon are just a few names from the long list. Over the years, Serax has grown into a versatile lifestyle brand. The products range from tableware and pottery to unique designer furniture, lighting and accessories. In 2014, Serax received the Henry van de Velde Award, the most prestigious design prize in Belgium.