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The Hybrid New Era Soup Plate Tula by CTRLZAK Studio for Seletti takes its name from the Toltec capital of ancient Mexico — a city so mythologized that the Aztecs later rewrote it as paradise. Read more...
The Hybrid New Era Soup Plate Tula by CTRLZAK Studio for Seletti takes its name from the Toltec capital of ancient Mexico — a city so mythologized that the Aztecs later rewrote it as paradise. In bone porcelain, it carries that charge: two irreconcilable decorative traditions collide across a single chromatic line, and neither concedes.
The deep-welled form opens up the Hybrid design idea in a way a flat plate cannot. Chinoiserie florals curve down into the well on one side; European heraldic ornament commands the other. The coloured seam — CTRLZAK's central gesture — runs the rim and descends, making the divide structural rather than merely graphic. A functional soup course becomes a visual argument.
In Dubai dining rooms, villa tablescapes, and HoReCa settings where design credibility matters, Tula reads as one stop in a deliberate tour of lost worlds. Pair it with Hobyo or Mitla dinner plates, a Djenne coffee cup, a Kannauj teacup — no two Hybrid New Era pieces should match, and that is precisely the collecting logic.
The Hybrid New Era Soup Plate Tula by CTRLZAK Studio for Seletti takes its name from the Toltec capital of ancient Mexico — a city so mythologized that the Aztecs later rewrote it as paradise. In bone porcelain, it carries that charge: two irreconcilable decorative traditions collide across a single chromatic line, and neither concedes.
The deep-welled form opens up the Hybrid design idea in a way a flat plate cannot. Chinoiserie florals curve down into the well on one side; European heraldic ornament commands the other. The coloured seam — CTRLZAK's central gesture — runs the rim and descends, making the divide structural rather than merely graphic. A functional soup course becomes a visual argument.
In Dubai dining rooms, villa tablescapes, and HoReCa settings where design credibility matters, Tula reads as one stop in a deliberate tour of lost worlds. Pair it with Hobyo or Mitla dinner plates, a Djenne coffee cup, a Kannauj teacup — no two Hybrid New Era pieces should match, and that is precisely the collecting logic.
Fine porcelain tableware with a durable vitrified body and hard, glazed, food-safe surface. It resists staining and odour, but can chip on impact or crack under sudden thermal shock; plain undecorated porcelain is microwave-safe, while any gold, platinum or metallic detailing must never be microwaved, and porcelain is not for the oven or freezer.
Care: Hand-wash decorated pieces in warm water with mild soap and a soft sponge, then dry immediately; wash promptly after acidic or strongly coloured foods.
Avoid: Microwave use on metallic detailing; the oven and freezer; sudden hot-cold changes; abrasive pads, steel wool, scouring powders, undiluted bleach, knocks and drops.
Suitable for: Formal dining, everyday table settings, tea and coffee service, plated starters and desserts.
HYBRID stages a collision of worlds on fine bone porcelain. Created by Seletti with CTRLZAK studio, each piece splits down a bold coloured line: Eastern chinoiserie — peonies, dragons, willow trees — on one side, European heraldic ornament on the other.
Seletti is an Italian design brand founded in 1964, celebrated for its bold, playful approach to home décor. Combining quality craftsmanship with imaginative creativity, the brand transforms everyday objects into iconic pieces that blur the line between design and art. Known for its pop‑art flair and unexpected forms, Seletti’s collections — from lamps and tableware to furniture and decorative accents — bring character, originality, and expressive style to contemporary interiors.
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