SIEGER by FÜRSTENBERG

The brand represents a highly prestigious collaboration between two German powerhouses. FÜRSTENBERG is Germany’s second-oldest porcelain manufactory, founded by Duke Carl I of Brunswick in 1747. They possess nearly three centuries of technical mastery in crafting exceptionally thin, high-fired porcelain. In 2005, they partnered with Sieger Design, led by brothers Christian and Michael Sieger, an internationally acclaimed architecture and design agency. Together, they launched SIEGER by FÜRSTENBERG to blend historical porcelain craftsmanship with striking, contemporary, and often flamboyant modern design

The 12-piece "Paraiso Blue" dinnerware set is priced at €1,724, while the extensive 30-piece set is €3,810. For tea and coffee service, a 15-piece set is priced around €3,710.

Germany has a profound historical authority in porcelain manufacturing, having been the first European country to successfully recreate the "white gold" (hard-paste porcelain) formula originally invented in China. Manufactories like FÜRSTENBERG benefit from nearly 300 years of continuous technical innovation, resulting in porcelain that is exceptionally thin and translucent, yet incredibly durable and resistant to chipping—a critical requirement for luxury yachts and Michelin-star restaurants.