The two soup plates are made of fine porcelain that stands out for the intensity of this color: a delicate ornament in hand-painted pure gold, a tribute to the Garofano (Carnation) flower symbol of harmony and passion, stands out in contrast on the red Rubrum. The tableware proposal is completed with the service of charger, flat and dessert plates of the same line or in always unique color combinations with the articles of Oriente Italiano. The Oriente Italiano Gold Collection enriches the Ginori 1735 proposal also with furnishing accessories and original room diffusers. It is also available in the Aurum version, for refined mise en place.