Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Mega Soufflee Dish

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Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Mega Soufflee Dish

Item #: RC2381585

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Designer: Karen Kjældgård-Larsen

Item #: RC2381585

Availability: Usually ships in 6-8 weeks

Dimensions: 3.5" (9 cm)

Material: Hand Painted Porcelain

Care: Dishwasher Safe. Microwave Safe.

Country: Denmark

Blue Fluted Mega is the rebirth of a legacy. At the turn of the Millenium a young design student, Karen Kjældgard-Larsen presented Royal Copenhagen with a bold ideaà a dramatic interpretation of the Classic Blue Fluted. With this renewal, the 1775 pattern evolves and a modern classic is born.

about the designer

A fascination of the Blue Fluted pattern.
Karen Kjældgård-Larsen grew up with the Blue Fluted service and had always been fascinated by it and the small differences that typify the hand-painted service and make every single piece unique.
She was only 26 years old when she first knocked on the door at Royal Copenhagen and the meeting led to the launch of Blue Fluted Mega. It was therefore also with great respect for the old service, which was the porcelain factoryâ€™s first back in 1775, that the Blue Fluted Mega decoration came into being.
Selected fragments of the traditional Blue Fluted decoration are enlarged, so that beautifully sweeping lines and portions of the stylised chrysanthemum form an almost graphical whole.
The Blue Fluted Mega products have all been created on the basis of the shapes from the original Blue Fluted service of 1775.

A slight transformation
"The Blue Fluted pattern is very Danish, of high quality, expensive, nostalgic, romantic, old fashioned, etc. so if changed, but still recognized, you can actually make quite a statement."
"You only have to transform it slightly and the change will be extremely obvious. I suppose that is because the decoration is rooted in people's minds."

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