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Blue Elements

Jug 70 cl

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70 cl
37 cl

The organic shape of this 70 cl Blue Elements Jug is adorned with a hand painted pattern of twirling, floral elements, making for a whimsical and charming expression against the geometrical field of tactile flutes. The jug stands out with a delicate balance of classic elegance and a contemporary flair that fits into any table setting and every collection of Royal Copenhagen. The jug is perfect for cold beverages or even as a milk jug. The Blue Elements collection blooms in elegant joyfulness with an inspiring combination of classic Royal Copenhagen design elements and classic, hand painted decorations that grow freely across porcelain surfaces. Like White Elements and Multicoloured Elements, the collection shines on its own or in a combination with classic collections from Royal Copenhagen in a playful style of contemporary beauty.

Designed by: Louise Campbell for Royal Copenhagen
Product start: 2011
Material: Porcelain

The Three Waves
Proposed as The Royal Danish Porcelain Factory trademark in 1775 by Queen dowager Juliane Marie, every piece of Royal Copenhagen porcelain is instantly recognised by the three blue waves on its underside symbolising the Sound, the Great Belt and the Little Belt - the three main waterways of Denmark.

The Signature
The delicate decoration of the hand painted porcelain is comparable to the painter own signature and like any other piece of art, Royal Copenhagen skilled blue painters leave their signatureon the underside of every piece of porcelain.

Product Article Number: 1017482
International Article Number: 5705140707653
Width: 9 cm
Length: 10 cm
Height: 18,5 cm
Volume: 70 cl

About

Blue Elements emerged from the popular White Elements and Multicoloured Elements in the same surprising combination of classic elements but in new patterns painted by hand. Several pieces in this collection are unique to Blue Elements, created in a contemporary style with special details and informal shapes. Expand or start a new lifelong collection of Royal Copenhagen.

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