The soup plate can be used as a display plate with fruit or even bread. It is also perfectly suited for eating pasta or a salad.
Marin Montagut pays tribute to Rue Madame, where his first boutique is located, in Saint Germain des Prés, a stone's throw from the Luxembourg Gardens. Treat yourself to a souvenir of our world by taking home this watercolor applied to a delicate porcelain soup plate.
Marin Montagut creates each of his tableware designs inspired by French tableware of yesteryear. The exceptionally fine tableware is made of enameled porcelain. Each model is handcrafted, using the ancestral know-how of plaster molds.
The illustrations are applied in Marin Montagut's workshops in Paris and each piece is fired on site.
