Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Mega Dessert Bowl

Description

The Blue Fluted Mega pattern was created by the young design student Karen Kjaeldgard-Larsen in 2000, signaled the beginning of a new adventure. Blue Fluted Mega is both comfortingly familiar and surprisingly refreshing. Blue Fluted Mega was originally designed with 8 different patterns. Blue Fluted Mega was originally designed with 8 different patterns. Blue Fluted Mega is both comfortingly familiar and surprisingly refreshing. This refers to the pattern on this specific item. The famous hand-painted pattern has become a household name again, expressing both its historical authenticity and creative, innovative thinking. Blue Fluted Mega is both comfortingly familiar and surprisingly refreshing. In this unusual reinterpretation of the blue fluted pattern, selected details have been enlarged but are still painted by hand, preserving the original and unique vivid blue effect. The Blue Fluted Mega pattern was created by the young design student Karen Kjaeldgard-Larsen in 2000, signaled the beginning of a new adventure. The famous hand-painted pattern has become a household name again, expressing both its historical authenticity and creative, innovative thinking. Blue Fluted Mega was originally designed with 8 different patterns. On the back of your Mega product you will find a number. This refers to the pattern on this specific item. On the back of your Mega product you will find a number.

Key Features

• On the back of your Mega product you will find a number.
• Blue Fluted Mega is both comfortingly familiar and surprisingly refreshing.
• The Blue Fluted Mega pattern was created by the young design student Karen Kjaeldgard-Larsen in 2000, signaled the beginning of a new adventure.
• In this unusual reinterpretation of the blue fluted pattern, selected details have been enlarged but are still painted by hand, preserving the original and unique vivid blue effect.
• Blue Fluted Mega was originally designed with 8 different patterns.
• The famous hand-painted pattern has become a household name again, expressing both its historical authenticity and creative, innovative thinking.