Acadian Redfish Hand-Painted Porcelain Serving Platter

Acadian Redfish Hand-Painted Porcelain Serving PlatterAraceli of Casa Adams found her muse along the shorelines of her husbands family home in Lake Macquarie. She works from her Sydney based studio aptly named Coconut Crab where she crafts and paints species specific porcelain by hand. Each piece is designed to spread the word about marine conservation, with watercolour like glazes mirroring the varied palette of the underwater world. This serving platter spotlights an Acadian redfish (sebastes

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Skilled artisans in Usiacurí

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The tabs on the end of the handles can be used to pry open tins

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Reminiscent of your finest champagne coupe

making each creation a true joy to have in the home

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is still produced today at the family atelier in Vienna by Carl’s descendants

with matte silken thread hand-embroidered in rattan-like webs against a quality linen backdrop