Portmeirion-Botanic Garden Classic Botanic Garden Series-36X26CM Rectangular Baking Pan

https://queen-living.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/BG_01.jpg https://queen-living.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/BO_03.jpg Botanic Garden Classic Botanical Garden Series-36X26CM(11″)Rectangular Baking Pan https://queen-living.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/PM_BGIA22000-X.jpg ※ Brand: Portmeirion ※ Commodity series: Botanic Garden classic botanical garden series ※ Import place: UK ※ made in China ※ Material: Porcelain fine porcelain ※ Product content: 36X26CM baking tray *1 ※ Dimensions: W36cm x L26.5cm x H6cm ※Can heat 252 degrees https://queen-living.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/BG_image.jpg Princess hot sale┤Classic Botanic Garden Series Botanic Garden├ The Botanic Garden series, full of classic British flavor, is the handwriting of Ms. Susan Williams-Ellis, a well-known porcelain designer and founder of Portemeirion. This group of delicate and beautiful images of unique flowers and plants led a new trend of home casual tableware in the 1970s. Tableware patterns continue to be introduced, but the classics and delicate beauty of the Botanical Garden series are still deeply loved by the public. The currently launched crystal cup series uses floral carvings to create an elegant and unique beauty, which is favored by consumers! https://queen-living.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/PMG_image.jpg ─PORTMEIRION Group─ In 1960, Ms. Susan Williams-Ellis, a legend in porcelain design, and her husband Euan Cooper-Willis integrated the two previously purchased porcelain companies and factories to establish Portmeirion Potteries. Susan originally designed porcelain gifts for Portmeirion Village, the town where they lived, at the request of his father. As the gifts became more popular, they bought porcelain companies and factories; Susan was able to design the shapes and patterns of the porcelain himself. In the 1970s, Susan's most classic and most popular series-Botanic Garden (Botanic Garden series) was born. Inspired by an unexpectedly discovered ancient book of botany, Botanic Garden's unique and exquisite pattern design shows a home-casual style different from dinner tableware at that time. It was warmly welcomed by the world as soon as it went on the market and became a classic in British design. It is still recognized as one of the most popular tableware designs. The business is so successful, but Susan has not changed. With the goal of designing beautiful, practical and economical tableware, he personally pays attention to the production process of the work, maintains the high quality of Portmeirion, and continues to launch one after another favorite series. Although Ms. Susan passed away in 2007, her lifelong design philosophy: not only beautiful but also functional and affordable (not only beautiful but also functional and affordable), will continue to advance with Portmeirion.