Materials & making

Porcelain production is a complex process combining modern technology with traditional techniques in a series of connected stages. The raw material is formed into shape using bespoke moulds. After drying, rough areas and uneven surfaces are then removed by hand. A two stage firing process then takes place with an initial biscuit firing at 960°C followed by a second glaze firing at 1380°C to establish the classic strength and translucence of the porcelain. The wooden servers are made from oak sourced from sustainably-managed European forests and certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.