GIEN CHEVAUX DU VENT Square bowl 17 cm

GIEN CHEVAUX DU VENT Square bowl 17 cm

The luxury dining service CHEVAUX DU VENT, translated as wind horse , was designed by the French painter, sculptor and horse lover Marine Oussedik for the faience manufactory Gien . The inspiration for the square dish was Arabian thoroughbreds , also called "wind horses". Marine depicted the horses on the square dish as lively, spirited and sensual, decorated with colors and sophisticated harnesses. As if they were coming alive before our eyes.

This beautiful dining set with a horse motif will stand out in a modern home as well as in a country house . It is also a suitable gift for horse lovers.

The French faience from which the square bowl is made is a fine earthenware covered with a white glaze. The square bowl is made of a durable material that ensures long life and withstands daily use. The clean lines of the square bowl and its precise design are charming at first glance, whether you use the square bowl for preparing food or for elegant serving on the table.

The French manufactory Gien has been dedicated to the ancient art of porcelain production since 1821. Its luxurious dining sets are characterized by intense colors and a variety of shapes and decorations. Let yourself be inspired by our offer of stylish dining and create a corner full of elegance from your dining room, in which pleasant seating and practical use are combined together.

The CHEVAUX DU VENT square bowl is not only stylish and practical, but also fully functional. This square bowl is microwave and dishwasher safe . Thanks to this, you save the time you would spend washing , and you can devote it to yourself or your guests.

Made in France

Material : French faience

Dimensions : 17x17 cm

The French faïencerie GIEN was founded in the beautiful Loire Valley by the Englishman Thomas Hall in 1821. Today it is one of the most respected brands in France and has become part of the most luxurious department stores. The exquisite dining and tea sets are made exclusively in France and still benefit from historical patterns. Traditional techniques used for almost 2 centuries bring worldwide success. They are synonymous with excellence, obvious casualness and unique style. Each piece produced passes through the hands of 30 different master craftsmen and artists. Clay paste, plaster casts and glazes are designed and created according to traditional recipes, which are still one of the most closely guarded secrets.