Your lifestyle defines you. Your living room, your possessing and your décor-choice show how good your taste really is.
So what is your style?
If you can’t resist a baroque room… and even your morning coffee needs some aristocratic elegance… then you’ll love Herend.
These elegant porcelains are still 100% hand made – just as real art should be.
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If you happen to travel to Vienna, you are more than welcome in our store. Browsing this site and maybe buying one piece or two… we may share the same passion: elegance, luxury items and the finest ornaments.
This means that the dynamics of our relationship will not be a simple buyer-seller relationship. We’ll treat you as a friend.
Our returning customers enjoy the cup of coffee and the nice talk we usually have with them. We’d enjoy sharing some moments with you.
You see, Herend is different, so buying Herend products is also different.
This short video shows how secure our boxing technology is. No matter what you order from us, that will be packed as secure as possible. Multiple layers of Bubble wrapping. Extra layers of Soft paper. Fixing foam inside for the Giftboxes...
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At Herend every piece of porcelain is unique. Yet there are some designs that every Herend enthusiast knows very well because of their famous owners.
Victoria avec Bord en Or (VBO) is based on a classical design that was made popular by Queen Victoria. However the pattern Queen Victoria used is actually called “Queen Victoria” but has been modernized to become VBO. What is interesting to note is that Queen Victoria first saw and purchased this design at the Great Exhibition held in the United Kingdom in 1851 at that time the “Queen Victoria” pattern was called “Kakiemon” as it was renamed later, to commemorate her later on.
In 2018 November, we had the honour to organise a Herend Exhibition in Vienna. Many of our customers and visitors did not have a chance to visit this event. We decided to share this experience with you now, through this article.
“The Rocaille shape cleverly combines the popular element of Rococo with the options provided by the porcelain material. The stylized shell-imitating motif harmoniously fits with many patterns enhancing their aesthetic beauty.
The gracefully arched reliefs combined with the classic wicker motif make up a collection that enjoys great popularity all over the wider form assortment beyond the beauty of patterns choose Rocaille.”
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