Seashell Blue lagoon
Limited to just 25 pieces, the "Blue Lagoon" shell bowl unites masterful porcelain tradition with contemporary creativity. Inspired by the famous Meissen Swan Service, which to this day remains a symbol of baroque elegance in the 18th century, artist Maria Walther created a modern form that reinterprets the spirit of this legendary masterpiece.
The shell motifs, which alongside the swans form the central theme of the historic table service, provided the inspiration for this contemporary creation. Thus emerged the shape of an elongated, tapering turret shell, its surface adorned with a finely worked relief - an homage to the winding patterns of nature. The bowl rests on three small, pebble-like feet, lending it lightness and organic harmony. With its open form, it is equally suited for arranging fruit or for filling with flowers and plants.
The idea for the "Blue Lagoon" décor was born from memories of seaside walks and collecting shells. Viktoria Streichert translated this vision into masterful painting: a small sea turtle is carried by a wave into the shell - a delicate symbol of tropical vitality. The turquoise-blue gradient of crystal-clear water is created through elaborate airbrush technique, where two tones seamlessly blend into one another.
In this work, the legacy of the Swan Service lives on - in a new formal language, with fresh creative ideas, yet deeply connected to the Meissen tradition. Thus, the "Blue Lagoon" becomes a collector's piece that unites baroque elegance and modern lightness in a truly unique way.
Delivery terms:
Delivery of the ordered goods on our webstore is carried out to any country and city of the world.
Transport company:
We cooperate with the following courier postal transport services:
EMS - Express Mail Service
DPD - Dynamic Parcel Distribution
Our own couriers and vehicles.
In each individual case, we are ready to discuss possible options for methods and delivery conditions in accordance with the needs of our customers. Our task is to make delivery as convenient, efficient and guaranteed for both sides of the contract as possible.
Payment Methods:
Bank transfer or electronic transfer based on the invoice.
Cost of delivery:
Shipping cost is calculated on a case-by-case basis.
On average, the calculation is 10% of the value of the ordered product.
In the case of taxing the parcel by customs service, the expenses are borne by the customer.
Delivery terms:
1. For products that are available in our showroom in Karlovy Vary - delivery is carried out during maximum 3-4 weeks;
2. For products that are not on stock in our showroom in Karlovy Vary:
* LLADRO / AIDA / LOBMEYR / AZ-DESIGN / HG ATELIER: maximum 2 months for the production of the order + maximum 2 weeks for delivery;
* MEISSEN / HEREND / SOHER: from 6 to 12 months for the production of the order + maximum 2 weeks for delivery;
After your application for ordering a product through our online store, we will contact you via e-mail or phone to provide you with more information about the anticipated date of delivery and ways of payment of the order.
* ROBBE & BERKING: 2 weeks for the production of the order + maximum 3 weeks for delivery.
We will try to arrange delivery at the most convenient time for you, upon prior contact with you.
Product packaging:
Due to the particular fragility and value of the assortment of our online store, we are very attentive to the careful packaging of the products that you order. Our packaging protects products from moisture and damages and allows you to get items safe and sound.
Product insurance:
All products from our webstore are insured.
In the unlikely and unfortunate case of receiving a broken product, we kindly ask you to notify us about this within 24 hours, providing your message with pictures and description of the problem. In this case, we will request you to send it back (at our expense) and try to replace it as soon as possible.
Please note that the parcel must be opened in the presence of the courier. In case of any damages, you can return the parcel to the courier service.
