GIEN SOLOGNE Dining set with nature motif

GIEN SOLOGNE Dinnerware Set with Nature Motif

The design for this exquisite dinnerware set from the SOLOGNE collection was created for Gien by the renowned French watercolor painter Estelle Rebottaro. She drew inspiration from the Sologne region of central France, which stretches around the Loire River. This area is known for its beautiful forests and numerous ponds.

The delicate details of the artwork on the luxurious tableware capture the beauty of the landscape and forest growths. This dinnerware set with a nature motif is thus not only functional culinary tableware but also a work of art that you can add to your collection or use to decorate your home.

Discover Sologne, where land and water mingle for the happiness of its unique fauna, delighting nature lovers. Whether you are hosting in a country estate or relaxing in a mountain apartment, the SOLOGNE collection with its nature and animal motifs is a perfect complement. Moreover, with its impressive design, this quality tableware makes an excellent gift for lovers of hunting, nature, and forestry.

The French faience, from which the luxurious jug is made, is a fine earthenware covered with white glaze. The durable material ensures long life and withstands daily use. Its clean lines and precise execution are captivating at first sight.

This dinnerware set is suitable for microwave and dishwasher. This saves you time that you would spend washing, allowing you to dedicate it to yourself or your guests.

Made in France

Material: French faience

Dimensions:
dinner plate Ø 27.3 cm
dessert plate Ø 16.3 cm
soup plate Ø 23 cm
soup bowl Ø 15.5 cm, volume 70 cl, height 9 cm
soup tureen volume 2.2 l
large pasta plate Ø 31.6 cm
salad bowl Ø 25 cm, volume 2.40 l
salad bowl Ø 17.8 cm, volume 63 cl
sauce boat 40 cl
cereal bowl Ø 17.5 cm, volume 35 cl
jug volume 1 l
oval dish 45 x 33 cm
small oval dish 27.8 x 14.2 cm
square dish 17x17 cm
rectangular tray 36 x 15.5 cm

The French faience manufacturer GIEN was founded in the beautiful Loire Valley by Englishman Thomas Hall in 1821. Today, it is one of France's most respected brands and has become part of the most luxurious department stores. The production of exquisite dinnerware and tea sets takes place exclusively in France and still draws on historical patterns.

Almost 2 centuries of traditional techniques have brought worldwide success. They are synonymous with excellence, apparent casualness, and unique style. Each piece produced passes through the hands of 30 different master craftsmen and artists. The clay paste, plaster casts, and glazes are designed and created according to traditional recipes, which remain one of the strictly guarded secrets to this day.