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The Kintsugi Dessert Plate by Seletti arrives at the table as both fine porcelain and quiet provocation — white, spare, and traced in gold. Read more...
The Kintsugi Dessert Plate by Seletti arrives at the table as both fine porcelain and quiet provocation — white, spare, and traced in gold.
Kintsugi is the Japanese practice of repairing broken ceramics with lacquer dusted in precious metal, so the seam becomes more beautiful than the object was whole. Seletti inverts the gesture entirely: nothing here was ever cracked. The 24kt gold lines branching across this plate's surface are invented fault lines — imagined histories of repair rendered in real gold, applied to a piece that has never known damage. For a dessert plate, there is something fitting in this: the course that closes a meal arrives on porcelain already carrying the weight of a completed story.
In Dubai's curated villa dining rooms, boutique hotel pastry courses, and chef's-table settings, this piece commands notice from the moment it is set down — a design object that happens to hold dessert.
Complete the gold-vein dialogue with Kintsugi bowls and soup plates — each numbered piece in the collection carries a different vein pattern, intentionally non-matching.
The Kintsugi Dessert Plate by Seletti arrives at the table as both fine porcelain and quiet provocation — white, spare, and traced in gold.
Kintsugi is the Japanese practice of repairing broken ceramics with lacquer dusted in precious metal, so the seam becomes more beautiful than the object was whole. Seletti inverts the gesture entirely: nothing here was ever cracked. The 24kt gold lines branching across this plate's surface are invented fault lines — imagined histories of repair rendered in real gold, applied to a piece that has never known damage. For a dessert plate, there is something fitting in this: the course that closes a meal arrives on porcelain already carrying the weight of a completed story.
In Dubai's curated villa dining rooms, boutique hotel pastry courses, and chef's-table settings, this piece commands notice from the moment it is set down — a design object that happens to hold dessert.
Complete the gold-vein dialogue with Kintsugi bowls and soup plates — each numbered piece in the collection carries a different vein pattern, intentionally non-matching.
Hand wash only.
Do not use in the microwave, oven or dryer.
Wash with warm water, mild soap and a soft sponge.
Created by Marcantonio for Seletti, this collection borrows the philosophy of kintsugi with a twist: nothing here was ever broken. Seams of 24-karat gold trace imagined cracks across white porcelain bowls and clear glass tumblers, each numbered piece — One, Two, Three — carrying its own vein pattern, so no two are alike.
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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