Ryo Bambu 20 Pieces Dinnerware Set Service for 4

To value the imperfect, the process of creation until it's finished. The wabi-sabi concept, a Japanese worldview practiced since the 15th century and based on an aesthetic ideal that exalts the irregular, the impermanent, and the incomplete. Following this trend, widely used in several decoration items, Oxford presents the Ryo porcelain collection: unique pieces that value manual work and imperfect compositions. The name Ryo is a Japanese word that means "excellent."

This collection brings many elements of the culture of Japan. The organic format of the pieces has been inspired by the Japanese philosophy that seeks beauty in imperfection. The decoration has bamboo highlighted, an element always present in the history and culture of the country. The piece's vintage aesthetic is achieved through a manual technique of decoration with reagent enamel—these differentiated dishes are perfect for more elegant and formal meals.

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