Rosenthal Gravy boat bowl

Rosenthal Suomi Weiss

The focus on the essentials characterizes the "Suomi" service by Finnish designer Timo Sarpaneva. In designing the compact, organic shape from 1976, Sarpaneva drew inspiration from the round, smooth pebbles found along Finland's coasts. "Suomi" embodies Scandinavian purism for design enthusiasts, being both elegantly crafted and confident. The combination of white porcelain and metal gives "Suomi" its distinctive character. The individual pieces in this collection have been reduced to the truly necessary, making them versatile in use. Timo Sarpaneva was awarded the Gold Medal from Faenza, the highest honor in the porcelain world, for the "Suomi" shape. Today, "Suomi" is one of Rosenthal's most successful services.

Features:
Shape: Suomi
Decor: Solid white
Item: Bowl for sauce
Quality: First choice
Material: Porcelain
Care instructions: Dishwasher safe
Properties: Microwave safe

Rosenthal

The history of the Rosenthal manufactory dates back to 1879 when the now world-renowned company was founded by Philipp Rosenthal in Selb, Bavaria. Within just a few decades, the manufactory captivated the design world with interesting and rather traditional porcelain tableware, which is why such tableware is still offered today in the Rosenthal Tradition edition. However, through the Rosenthal Studio-Line, the company has deliberately set a counterpoint in recent decades to attract younger people to porcelain in its diverse designs. Choosing porcelain tableware or other items from the Rosenthal Studio-Line edition means opting for the highest quality that the German manufacturer Rosenthal has been providing for over 100 years, as well as for continually new and creative ideas.