Størrelser:
- h10,5 ø5,5 cm
- h12,5 ø7 cm
- h15,5 ø8,5 cm
- h20,5 ø11 cm
- h25 ø15 cm
- h31 ø17,5 cm
- h38 ø21 cm
-40%
Lyngby vase h38 cm, sort porselen
Opprinnelig pris var: kr 2.599.00.kr 1.559.00Nåværende pris er: kr 1.559.00.
Siden starten i 1936 har Lyngby Porcelæn etterlatt et varig inntrykk på dansk design, med en moderne tilnærming til design og stolte håndverkstradisjoner i grunnen. Med geometriens kunst, historie og natur gjengitt i et unikt uttrykk av klassisk eleganse, vil Lyngby Porcelæn alltid stå som et designikon som med feilfri presisjon tilbyr den perfekte blandingen av minimalisme og perfeksjonisme. I dag viderefører hvert enkelt produkt fra Lyngby Porcelæn historien om en lang og overlegen designarv. Med håndlaget dansk porselen i et ikonisk og tidløst uttrykk, viser det uendelige mønstre og tydelige perfeksjonslinjer.
For mange er Lyngby-vasen en perfekt kombinasjon av form og funksjonalitet. I årenes løp har Lyngby-vasen blitt en ekte designklassiker som pryder mange danske hjem i dag. Lyngby-vasen kommer i mange forskjellige størrelser og vakre farger.
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