Blue Fluted Mega Hand-Painted Dinnerware

The designer Karen Kjældgaard-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. It was therefore with great respect for the old service, which was the porcelain factory'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. This breakthrough design was introduced by Royal Copenhagen in 2000.
Blue Fluted Mega rim soup plates from Royal Copenhagen, designed by Karen Kjældgaard-Larsen. Blue Fluted Mega dinner and salad/dessert plates are available in six different patterns to mix and match.
Each plate has it's own motif, which can be seen from the large photos above. The decoration is 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.