Hermès

Established as a saddlery in 1837, Hermès first gained world renown for crafting exceptional harnesses, bridles and saddles for nobility and to the carriage trade. Throughout the twentieth century Hermes extended their exacting standards into the creation of a full line of beautiful and functional offerings, from housewares to fashion. In the process, it has become an icon of luxury and sophistication.

Hermes porcelain combines a variety of enchanting styles. Minimalistic contemporary design, modern sophistication, threads of equestrian and saddle motifs, shades of Greek classicism, flavours of faraway Asian culture, Spanish flowering curves and stunning wild life run through its iconic patterns.

Calling upon generations of skill and sophisticated Parisian style, Hermes’ line of porcelain plates sustains their uncompromising standards of quality and craftsmanship. They continue to pursue the finest in contemporary design, even as a thread of equestrian and saddle motifs runs through their patterns, a subtle nod to their distinguished heritage. Each dinner service and every plate is infused with what Hermès has proudly proclaimed their “tradition of refined elegance”.

Remember that Hermes is a human experience enabling you to reconnect to your humanity while capturing the presence of the artist who crafted the object, yet at the same time feeling pleasure through the awaking of the senses the masterpiece kindles.