Showing posts with label Herend Porcelain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Herend Porcelain. Show all posts

Saturday, November 4, 2023

HEREND MANUFACTORY : SEE THE MUSEUM - TAKE A TOUR OR A CLASS! HEREND HUNGARY : WONDERFUL PLACES IN HUNGARY #20

Perhaps you would like to own some chess pieces or a religious statue or perhaps the latest figurines of tortoise or tigers.  Perhaps you would simply like to eat off fine porcelain plates or pour tea from a porcelain tea pot or put your flowers in a special vase. Well, it will set you back a few hundred to many thousands of dollars. You can purchase in Canada or in the United States and other locations. But if you happen to be in Hungary...

Herend is the finest porcelain in Hungary and has been around for quite some time since 1826.

According to a German website the Herend Manufactory is the largest of its kind in the world and everything is down in century old traditional ways, each and every phase by expert skilled crafts persons.

While sometimes someone sells on e-bay, these are collector's items.

I found this video that is simply wonderful.  It features deaf sign language and even a scene in which a Hungarian deaf signer is translating!  And scenes of the artists finally painting the porcelain.

JOEL BARISH : VIDEOS : HEREND TOUR Joel has traveled the world and is the founder of Deaf Nation. 

Click on the label Wonderful-Hungary to get to the entire series on this theme.

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

HEREND PORCELAIN : GIFT TO WILLIAM AND CATHERINE :THE ROYAL WEDDING!

"A Herend porcelain dinner set was presented on Thursday at the Hungarian embassy in London as Hungary and President Pal Schmitt's gift for the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton....

Laszlo Szesztay, commercial director of the Herend Porcelain Manufacture, said the original Victoria pattern has been given a "youthful and modern" feel dominated by greens and yellows. He noted that Charles, Prince of Wales, and Lady Diana had also received a Herend set from Hungary for their wedding in 1981."

LINK THE THE ARTICLE HERE!