IMPERIAL PORCELAIN LOMONOSOV SCARLETT TEA & COFFEE SET
IMPERIAL PORCELAIN LOMONOSOV SCARLETT TEA & COFFEE SET
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IMPERIAL PORCELAIN LOMONOSOV SCARLETT TEA & COFFEE SET
The Scarlet Series adds a modern touch to the Imperial Porcelain tradition. Inspired by the cobalt net pattern, the stars, placed in a regular arrangement, offer an elegant and sophisticated look. The vibrant harmony of red and white enhances a celebratory atmosphere in various settings. The "stars," the symbol of the series, represent eternity, light, high ideals, and success.
Founded in 1744 in St. Petersburg as Russia’s oldest porcelain kiln, Imperial Porcelain traces its origins back to the Romanov dynasty. Adorning the tables of both the imperial family and palaces for centuries, these porcelains have become a symbol of the magnificent Russian culture.
The brand, which also stood out for its military ceramic production during the Soviet era, was renamed the Lomonosov Porcelain Factory in 1925 in memory of the 200th anniversary of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Production, which turned back toward tea and dinner sets for daily use after 1991, opened up to the global market with privatization in 1993.
Today, Imperial Porcelain produces approximately 3,000 different products, including tea and coffee sets, figurines, and decorative plates. Produced in St. Petersburg, where craftsmanship has been passed down from generation to generation for over 270 years, these porcelains are respected not only in Russia but all over the world for their history, quality, and artistic value.
Material: Porcelain (Gold sections are 22-karat gold-plated)
