Clair de lune plate, 24,5 cm

The Rörstrand Clair de lune plate is delicately and beautifully decorated. The white surface of the tableware, designed by Susanne Öhlén, serves as a calm backdrop for the hand-painted, iridescent curved bands that encircle the pieces and create a subtle play of light. It is part of a collection produced between 1983 and 1994.

The Clair de lune series, manufactured from 1983 to 1994, is defined by its understated elegance. The decoration does not dominate but gently complements the form. The collection suits a variety of table settings, from everyday use to more festive occasions, and its timeless style makes it easy to combine with other tableware.

Susanne Öhlén

Founded in Stockholm's Rörstrand castle in 1726, Rörstrand is the second oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe. Rörstrand’s collections form the basis of Swedish ceramic and pattern design — for example the traditional Swedish Nordstjärna pattern originates from Rörstrand. In 1976, the Rörstrand Museum was opened in Sweden’s Lidköping to present the wide collections of the porcelain factory.

Today, Rörstrand’s collections feature timeless classics, such as Marianne Westman’s and Oiva Toikka’s designs, as well as new, interesting productions, like a collaboration with the Swedish fashion house Filippa K.