- Unique Dutch design since 1986
- Free shipping from 79€*
- 30-day return policy free of charge
- Unique Dutch design since 1986
- Free shipping from 79€*
- 30 days free return policy
Ethically sourced from the sea or an homage to homegrown floral history? Why can’t the Coral family be both?
Our Coral Vases.
Norman Trapman designed Coral after the Delft blue tulip vases, but with an iconic modern twist.A showstopper in white, gold, or silver, give Coral her well-deserved flowers, and she’ll carry them with grace in every one of her porcelain coral branches.
Experience the Craftmanship
Crafted in Jingdezhen, the Porcelain Capital
Each piece reflects generations of artisanal knowledge. Created by skilled potters and family-run workshops, the craftsmanship preserves traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Each piece reflects generations of artisanal knowledge. Created by skilled potters and family-run workshops, the craftsmanship preserves traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Handcrafted with Intricate Detail
Each piece is individually modelled from clay, with the base shaped first and every arm attached by hand. Artisans carefully assemble each component while the clay is still semi-wet, creating distinctive sculptural forms through skilled handwork.
Each piece is individually modelled from clay, with the base shaped first and every arm attached by hand. Artisans carefully assemble each component while the clay is still semi-wet, creating distinctive sculptural forms through skilled handwork.
A Slow and Careful Drying Process
Before firing, each piece must dry thoroughly to maintain its shape and structure. Drying can take seven days. Larger pieces may require at least 15 days in summer, with drying times potentially doubling during winter.
Before firing, each piece must dry thoroughly to maintain its shape and structure. Drying can take seven days. Larger pieces may require at least 15 days in summer, with drying times potentially doubling during winter.
Fired with Precision and Patience
Once dry, each piece is fired at approximately 1300°C for around eight hours. The kiln then remains closed for about 24 hours as the ceramics cool gradually. This carefully managed process completes the transformation of shaped clay into finished porcelain.
Once dry, each piece is fired at approximately 1300°C for around eight hours. The kiln then remains closed for about 24 hours as the ceramics cool gradually. This carefully managed process completes the transformation of shaped clay into finished porcelain.
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