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The Oppio dessert plate set brings distinctive character with its vintage 1963 print by Paris-based fabric designer Suzanne Kientz, sourced from Lake Como's Mantero Silk Archives. Each porcelain plate features hand-painted gold trim that adds refined detail to the vibrant design. The collaboration between Italian ceramic experts Bitossi Home creates durable tableware with artistic appeal. Hand washing preserves the delicate surface design and precious gold accents.
The result of a collaboration between Italian ceramic experts Bitossi Home and Milanese homeware brand La DoubleJ, the 'Oppio' dessert plate set quite literally brings fun to the table. As well as featuring a vintage 1963 print by the Paris-based fabric designer Suzanne Kientz, which was sourced from Lake Como's Mantero Silk Archives, both porcelain plates are finished with a wonderfully delicate hand-painted gold trim. As such, this versatile duo is best cleaned by hand to protect its precious surface design.
