Top designers like Vera Wang, Isaac Mizrahi, Versace and Zandra Rhodes have partnered with dinnerware manufacturers or chain retailers to launch their dinnerware collections. Rosenthal, a German dinnerware manufacturer and subsidiary of Waterford Wedgwood, partnered with the late Italian designer Gianni Versace in 1993 to create the Rosenthal Versace collection that includes dinnerware, stem glass, cutlery, silverware and giftware that is sold locally at Glassworks in Shadyside, Louis Anthony Jewelers in Bethel Park and Contemporary Concepts in Turtle Creek and McCandless.
The Greek key band motif, derived from the antiquity, is a distinctive element that finds repeated application on many Versace products. Already successful in the worlds of Fashion and Home Collections, the design has now been transferred onto porcelain. The Dedalo collection sets new standards with this exciting combination of past and modern and its luxurious, opulent interpretation.
Versace china is created with the finest quality porcelain by Rosenthal and designed in the bold, vibrant Versace style, bringing the antique together with the contemporary. The collection of Versace dinnerware was created with inspiration derived from different cultures and locales, blending dreams and reality and resulting in truly unique, colorful and captivating pieces. Versace plates are pieces of art, each of which seems to tell a mysterious, antiquated, yet modern tale. The gorgone head has been the Versace signature for over a decade. It now gets a facelift with this fresh new collection of giftware that was launched Spring 2006.
The Versace atelier is masterful at uniting the historical and the ultra-modern to arrive at truly timeless yet totally contemporary designs. For the creation of the most luxurious dream worlds, the Versace atelier has utilized only the highest quality. Porcelain, Crystal and Cutlery from Rosenthal. Precious material, masterfully crafted, internationally presented. Please purchase on online www.etabletop.com
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