Shape Active Granito

The Spanish name "Granito" comes from the magmatic granite, which, like porcelain, obtains its enormous hardness through the fusion of feldspar and quartz. The seventh reactive glaze development by Holst on true hard porcelain is dedicated to this primordial rock, which symbolizes natural stability and durability. Hardly any other earthly material could better represent the good qualities of porcelain than granite. The color of "Granito" porcelain is inspired by gray sedimentary granite, which, with its countless brown reactive pigments on the matte glaze, reflects the character of neo-archaic granite. The matte glaze appears elegant and only reveals its connection to the family of reactive porcelain upon closer inspection. The edges are adorned with a hand-applied brown brush band, thus bridging it to the other reactive series from Holst Porzellan.

Reactive porcelain in nature-inspired colors, like the deep gray of the Granito series, provides a modern and trendy framework for food presentation, enhancing the sense of sustainability, nature, and health. Each piece from our Granito series has been handmade, making it a small unique work of art. Therein lies the culinary success of reactive glazes. The presented dishes appear softer and more subtle than on bright white porcelain and can be combined in a large composition of reactive colors into unique arrangements. This is the perfect platform to connect visual perception with culinary enjoyment, thus stimulating two crucial senses. In this way, tables can be reinvented time and again, and the handcrafted porcelain emphasizes the individuality of the cuisine.

What stands out about the reactive glazes from Holst Porzellan is their combinatorial diversity with each other. Thus, all reactive series from Holst Porzellan can be perfectly combined with each other.