Kintsugi: Inspiration from Japan
Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese technique in which broken ceramics are repaired with gold. The breaks are not hidden, but rather emphasized. The Kintsugi series by Churchill This idea is applied to her tableware: The glaze displays fine, gold-colored lines reminiscent of refined cracks. This gives each piece its own unique character and represents the beauty of imperfection.
Plates in many shapes and sizes
The centerpiece of the series is the plates. The flat coupe plates are available in sizes from 16.5 cm to 28.8 cm – from the widthottFrom small plates to large dinner plates. Deep coupe plates in 18.2 cm and 24.8 cm are ideal for soups, pasta, or bowls. Create a formal contrast with the triangular Tria plates in 22.9 cm and 26.5 cm. Walled plates with raised rims in Pearl Grey complete the range. You can find more models in our collection. plate.
Bowls and platters for serving
The triangular bowls in 18.5 cm and 25.3 cm offer ample space for salads, snacks, or desserts. For appetizers, finger food, or small bites, the oblong chef's platters in 29.8 x 15.3 cm and 35.5 x 18.9 cm are ideal. They add structure to the table and coordinate well with the plates. Find more options in our [section/product range]. bowls.
Quartz Black or Pearl Grey
In the Quartz Black variant, the gold accents stand out particularly clearly against the black background. Light dishes and fresh colors appear especially vibrant against this background. Pearl Grey is the more subdued alternative and pairs well with wood, linen, and natural table decorations.
For everyday use and gastronomy
Churchill Kintsugi manufactures tableware that is also used in restaurants and hotels. The robust porcelain of the Kintsugi series is designed for frequent use. According to the manufacturer, it is dishwasher and microwave safe. Prices range from... CHF 19 and 90 – this allows you to choose individual pieces or build up an entire service step by step.