Onion - Zwiebelmuster
Onion - Zwiebelmuster
Meissen porcelain blue onion pattern plate service for 12 people
Description
The history of the "onion pattern" is rooted in the development of Meissen's blue painting technique and its special aesthetic effect on porcelain. Soon after the invention of the first European porcelain and the founding of the manufactory in 1710, the search began for a very special blue that would emphasise the unprecedented white of the porcelain while harmonising with it.
The combination of cobalt and oxygen proved to be extremely heat resistant and perfectly suited to the high firing temperatures used for Meissen porcelain.
Inspired by East Asian patterns, which at the time were predominantly blue, Meissen's radiant blue "Onion Pattern" was created in 1731 and would become world famous.
The "onions" of the pattern are not in fact onions, but rather peaches and pomegranates lining the rim.
Dishwasher safe, suitable for use in the microwave
Historic German manufactory.
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