Giselle DINNERWARE SET

Handcrafted with precision and artistry, each piece in this collection is made of pristine white porcelain, adorned with intricate 22K gold accents. Let your imagination run wild as you explore the various options and combine the products to design your perfect set.

Now it’s time to unleash your creativity! Mix and match the different options from the Giselle collection to create a custom dinnerware set that reflects your unique style and preferences. Combine the Golden Lines Serving Bowl with Giselle Ruff Rim Plates for an elegant and contemporary look. Or opt for Giselle Plates and Giselle Ruff Rim Bowls to create a luxurious and cohesive table setting.

Browse through our collection, select your favorite pieces, and let your imagination guide you. Create a custom dinnerware set that is truly one-of-a-kind. Elevate your dining table to new heights of elegance with the Giselle collection. Start exploring now and design your dream set!

MATERIAL: soft ivory white porcelain, 22k gold

GISELLE is more than just a collection of ceramics; it’s a masterpiece of sophistication embodied in every plate. Each piece is crafted with the utmost care and precision, showcasing not just fine porcelain and luxurious gold details but also the soulful expression of the artist. Indulge in the beauty of GISELLE and let it inspire your senses.

We work in the made-to-order fashion as it is the most sustainable and efficient way to run a brand for handmade items. We keep a minimum inventory in stock and are ready to produce everything in line with our clients’ preferences. The customers contact us with questions about custom-made sizes, color palettes, or designs. Made-to-order small sets take between 5 and 10 days to be completed. For multi-item orders we would need a few weeks for production, packaging, and shipping.

Every Pottery & Poetry item travels multiple times through a set of hands before a block of clay is transformed into a piece of art. We hand-built, dry and retouch each product carefully before it’s bisque fired in the kiln. Then we sand it to smooth the surface, hand-glaze and fire once again. In the manual process, some minor imperfections on the surface and variations of the shape and size may occur. We consider this a feature, not a bug though, because it makes every pot and plate one of a kind, even if they are part of the same collection.