About Herend Porcelain
Herend is Hungary's hand-painted bone-china house, founded in 1826 and famed for the Victoria pattern that Queen Victoria ordered in 1851 — butterflies and floral sprays laced through an écaille (fishnet) scale lattice. Every piece is painted by hand on cool, translucent porcelain glaze and finished with 24-karat gold rims.
This design system translates that delicate regal craft to the screen: a cool porcelain-glaze ground, a signature fishnet-green lattice, gilt-edged borders, and refined high-contrast serifs befitting fine china and royal provenance.
- Origin
- Herend, Hungary (Eastern Europe)
- Era
- pre-1900 (manufactory founded 1826; Victoria pattern from 1851)
- Key figures
- Mór Fischer · Queen Victoria
- Movements
- 19th-century European fine porcelain · Victorian decorative arts · chinoiserie botanical painting
Herend Porcelain design spec
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Typography
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