Christopher Radko Cooking Cracker Ornament

Dhara is inspired by the side designs of a poetry manuscript from Saadi. It was painted by Mir-Imad in 1609. The pattern combines two cultures: the light flowery Persian vegetation and Indian arabesques. The colors inspired by the traditional saris from Penjab and Cachemire. Each color is separated from each other by a thin black line just like they do with traditional rugs from India and Middle-East.

Borrowing from nature, these porcelain cups and saucers have a highly glossed surface and unusual contours, creating an interesting silhouette - a DVF signature - on the table.

This collection of classic white, patterned dinnerware and serveware is remarkable for its ability to coordinate with a variety of table linen and flatware patterns.

Haviland's Laque de Chine Gold is both timeless and modern, enabling traditional color-matching selections to radical color combinations. Unique pieces' smooth, bold colors are united by a brilliant gold band.