Porcelain is a refined ceramic material in which form, colour, and finish come together. From subtle glazes to pronounced textures and organic shapes, the firing process gives each design its own character and makes every piece special.

Subtle variations in colour, shape, texture, and glaze are a natural result of the production and firing process and contribute to the unique appearance of each piece.

Care

To keep your porcelain tableware looking beautiful for as long as possible:

• Clean with a soft sponge, lukewarm water, and a mild cleaning agent.
• Avoid abrasive products and hard brushes to protect the finish.
• Handle the tableware with care and avoid knocks and falls.
• Avoid sudden changes in temperature.
• Dishwasher and microwave safe only if explicitly indicated.
• Allow the tableware to dry completely before storing it.
• Preferably stack delicate pieces with protection between them to help prevent scratches and damage.

Stoneware is a distinctive ceramic material with a natural, tactile appearance. Rich glazes, organic shapes and subtle textures give each design depth and personality. The firing process brings nuances in colour and finish to life and creates an authentic character.

Variations in colour, shape, texture and glaze are inherent to the production and firing process. These natural nuances make each piece unique.

Care

To keep your stoneware tableware looking beautiful for as long as possible:

• Clean with a soft sponge, lukewarm water and a mild cleaning agent.
• Avoid abrasive products and hard brushes to protect the finish.
• Handle the tableware with care and avoid knocks and drops.
• Avoid sudden changes in temperature.
• Only dishwasher-, microwave- and oven-safe if explicitly stated.
• Allow the tableware to dry completely before storing it.
• Preferably stack delicate pieces with protection between them to limit scratches and damage.

Terracotta is a natural ceramic material with a warm, earthy appearance. Its tactile texture, organic color variations, and subtle imperfections give decorative objects an authentic, handcrafted character.

Variations in color, shape, texture, and finish are characteristic of terracotta and make each decorative piece unique.

Care

To preserve the natural appearance of your terracotta decor for as long as possible:

• Regularly remove dust with a soft, dry cloth.
• If needed, clean gently with a slightly damp cloth.
• Use as little water as possible, especially on unglazed terracotta.
• Avoid harsh, chemical, or abrasive cleaners.
• Wipe away moisture and spills immediately to help prevent staining.
• Always let the object dry completely after cleaning.
• Handle the object with care and protect it from bumps and falls.
• Not suitable for outdoor use or as a water vase unless explicitly stated.
• Candle wax: let spilled candle wax cool and harden completely. Then remove it carefully without using sharp objects. Avoid heat or harsh cleaners, as these may damage the surface or cause the wax to penetrate deeper into porous terracotta.