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The Magdalena Labrys tray combines heritage design with its geometric pattern in blue and turquoise, translating to 'double-edged axe' and echoing patterns found in the archivolt at Santa María de Cambre church. Crafted from white porcelain, it features a shape originally studied between 1963-1964 before being revived by the Laboratorio de Formas in Galicia. The traditional construction offers both functionality and cultural significance.
Inspired by a shape studied between 1963-1964 in Magdalena before it was revived by the Laboratorio de Formas in Galicia, the 'Magdalena Labrys' tray is cut from white porcelain and features a geometric pattern in shades of blue and white. Translating to 'double-edged axe', 'Labrys' blue and turquoise pattern is similar to those found repeated in an archivolt at the church of Santa María de Cambre in Galicia.
