This dinnerware set is based on a landscape painting of Porsgrunn, created by the English artist John-William Edy in the early 19th century. With a design reminiscent of classic transferware dinnerware, it combines cultural-historical heritage with botanical richness.
The rim of the plates features stylized plants with a natural connection to the area: oak, clover, bog myrtle, dog rose, and lily of the valley.
The plants serve both as decoration and as symbols of the lush, diverse plant life surrounding Porsgrunn, emphasizing the connection between nature, tradition, and a sense of place.
The dinnerware set comes in three different colors and consists of eight different pieces, providing a good starting point for a collection.
