Portmeirion-Botanic Garden Classic Botanic Garden Series-Five-piece bowl and plate set

The Botanic Garden series, full of classic British style, was created by Ms. Susan Williams-Ellis, a well-known porcelain designer and founder of Portemeirion. This set of delicate and beautiful unique floral images led a new trend of casual tableware at home in the 1970s. Tableware patterns are constantly being updated, but the classic and delicate beauty of the Botanic Garden series is still deeply loved by the public. The crystal cup series currently launched uses floral carvings to create an elegant and unique beauty, which is favored by consumers! ※ Brand: Portmeirion ※ Product Series: Botanic Garden Classic Botanic Garden Series ※ Imported from: United Kingdom ※ Origin: Made in China ※ Material: Porcelain ※ Product Contents: 23.5 square plate*1 10cm square bowl*4pcs ※ Product size: Square plate size 23.5x20cm Square bowl size W10cm x L14.5cm x H20.5cm ※Can be used in microwave oven and oven (temperature should not exceed 170 degrees) ※Dishwasher safe ─Portmeirion Group─ In 1960, Susan Williams-Ellis, a legend in porcelain design, and her husband Euan Cooper-Willis integrated two previously purchased porcelain companies and factories to establish Portmeirion Potteries. Susan initially designed porcelain gifts for Portmeirion Village, the town where her father lived, at his request. As the gifts became increasingly popular, she bought the porcelain company and factory; Susan was able to design the appearance and patterns of the porcelain herself. In the 1970s, Susan's most classic and popular series, Botanic Garden, was born. Inspired by an unexpected discovery of an ancient botanical book, Botanic Garden's unique and exquisite pattern design showed a homely and casual style that was different from the dinner tableware at the time. It was warmly welcomed by the world as soon as it was launched on the market, and it also became a classic in British design. It is still recognized as one of the most popular tableware designs today. Despite her success, Susan has not changed her goal to design beautiful, practical and affordable tableware. She pays close attention to the manufacturing process of her works, maintains the high quality of Portmeirion, and continuously launches one series after another that are loved by everyone. Although Susan passed away in 2007, her lifelong design philosophy: not only beautiful but also functional and affordable, will continue to accompany Portmeirion.