Crystalline box – no other object captures the spirit of Janák’s early cubist works better than this crystal-inspired box. Probably produced as a one-off, the box is a complex composition of angles, sharp points and folded planes. The thin black lines…

This coffee set in a twelve-faced conical shape with angular in black dashed zigzag decor. The set includes a cup and saucer, sugar dish and a medium pot. We also sell the set by piece. Reproduction of the originals held…

This coffee set in a twelve-faced conical shape with ball handles comes in five different designs: black zigzag, gold zigzag, black line, gold line and silver line. The set includes a cup and saucer, sugar dish, and a large, medium…

This coffee set in a twelve-faced conical shape with angular in red decor includes a cup and saucer, sugar dish and a medium pot. We also sell the set by piece. Reproduction of the originals held by the Museum of…

Ceramic box with lid: “… wedges, arrows, spikes, stakes, knives and levers that overpower matter are all angled planes.” (P. Janák) The author is one of the creators of Czech Cubism – a movement that was internationally unique in applying…

Pavel Janák´s cubist vases from 1911 are a lesson in good design – two curves, three sizes and five variations on a decorative pattern: 2 x 3 x 5 = 30 This collection of 30 cubist vases that look so…

Cubist vase: Between 1911 and 1920, Hofman developed ground-breaking Cubist ceramics, and metal and glass objects for the manufacturing co-operative Artěl. His vases, ashtrays and coffee sets number among the most distinctive Cubist decorative objects of their time alongside Janák’s Crystal…

Coffee set: Between 1911 and 1920, Hofman developed ground-breaking Cubist ceramics, and metal and glass objects for the manufacturing co-operative Artěl. His vases, ashtrays and coffee sets number among the most distinctive Cubist decorative objects of their time alongside Janák’s Crystal…

Cubist vase – between 1911 and 1920, Hofman developed ground-breaking Cubist ceramics, and metal and glass objects for the manufacturing co-operative Artěl. His vases, ashtrays and coffee sets number among the most distinctive Cubist decorative objects of their time alongside…

Cubist ashtray – between 1911 and 1920, Hofman developed ground-breaking Cubist ceramics, and metal and glass objects for the manufacturing co-operative Artěl. His vases, ashtrays and coffee sets number among the most distinctive Cubist decorative objects of their time alongside…

A spherical body, ringed handles, curved spout, ball feet – this elegant cofee set by Rufold Stockar can be used to serve tea or coffee. The set is made in two versions – gold line and cobalt blue. Reproduction of…

The firm of Goldfinger porcelain studio was founded in 1998. It makes small-series ceramic and porcelain products. It focuses on technologically difficult and uncommon techniques. Goldfinger products are set apart by their high quality, timeless elegance and clean, simple lines.

Jiří Pelcl, the world-famous designer, architect, former rector and current head of the design studio at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, is a genuine star of the Czech art scene. It is an honour for us…

Studio Pirsc Porcelain was founded in Mikulov in 2005. The Daniel Piršč brand is gradually growing, with the addition of new products and, above all, new porcelain-making solutions and techniques. The product range is thus gradually moving on from standard tableware…

In 2002 Jakub Berdych established Qubus with the aim to create nonstandard design shop, presenting above all contemporary czech and conceptual design of world wide known names and brands. In the same year, together with Maxim Velčovský, based Qubus Design…

Most of Viktor Chalepa’s design work consists of porcelain ware. As well as solitaire products (vases, bowls etc.), in our shop you can find series-made products such as “Joint” or “Party Set”. The crockery design wonderfully complements the Vicenza glass…

Roman Sedina is the founder of  mark Limited. Limited presents objects aiming to decorate interiors in an unusual and tasteful way. They give the feeling of joy and pleasure and with their aestetic and representative image satisfy both demanding users…

Studio Vjemy was founded in 2013 and it consists of architectural design – trio – brothers Adam and Samuel Cigler and Svetlana Koženová . Geometric  porcelain on Czech Cubism builds in usable art. The principle of Cubism was based on…

Under the brand Tablo are young Czech designers who brush the tradition of the Czech porcelain, glass, crystal and other materials, which give a contemporary face. Antonín Tomášek  is the author of vases onions, thin porcelain with fine décor and…

Jitka Kolbe Růžičková also focuses on porcelain design. In her work include utility porcelain, such as mugs for tea cubist shapes or delicate cups and saucers reminiscent of dancing ballerina skirt.

Jaroslav Ježek is a leading creator Czech figural and utility porcelain. He is one of the founders of Brussels style late fifties and sixties. In his life he has created more than a hundred designs  for small sculptures. The shape…

Eva Pelechová graduated from the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, Studio of Ceramics and Porcelain. This designer created retro porcelain cups, which also addressed customers who have their designs on the shelves of shops. The crucibles have…