Ogre la Fabrique
Dessert plate in green french porcelain
Dessert plate in green french porcelain
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Made with a vintage mold from the 1980s, this collection of octogonal plates in Limoge china brings an extra-special something to all contemporary tables.
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livraison
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caractéristiques techniques
caractéristiques techniques
dimensions: ø 190 x 60 mm
composition: 100% porcelain
entretien
entretien
This plate is microwave and dishwasher safe.
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pourquoi ce produit est-il responsable?
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composition
100% French procelain.
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lieu de production
All production steps are carried out in Nouvelle Aquitaine, France. This plate is Origine France Garantie certified.
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fabrication
We don't have any sustainable info on this for now.
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impact économique & social
This plate, manufactured in factories, supports industrial and local encony at Chauvigni (Vienne) and Dorat (Haute-Vienne).
A job created in these regions generates 3 to 5 connected jobs. Ogre la Fabrique hence helps fighting unemployement, deindustrialisation and desertification of French central regions' city centers.
Ogre is also EPV (Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant) certified. This label was created in 2005 to distinguish Fench companies having exceptionnal artisanal and industrial savoir-faire. -
emballage & transport
Plates are protected with second hand fabric when possible and are delivered in recycled cardboard.
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fin de vie
This plate was made to last, so the end of its life should be distant.
However, in case of breakage, your porcelain can be grinded and recycled in tarmac to build roads.

Qui se cache derrière ce produit?
Ogre la Fabrique's story starts in 2020, when Titaïna, the founder, comes back from her world tour. She realises during this trip the importance of preserving the art of living "à la française": hosting, home cooking, decorating…
When she came back, she started looking for tableware that matched her values: local, eco-friendly, sustainable and affordable.
She quickly noticed that this offer didn't exist or didn't exist anymore in France. Indeed, more than 80% of french factories have been closed since the beginning of the 2000s.
She hence decided to launch her own business to make french, local daily tableware.