Gustavsberg Christmas Plate, Virgin Mary with the Christ Child, 1982

Gustavsberg Christmas Plate from 1982 with the motif Virgin Mary with the Christ Child is an unusual and atmospheric Christmas plate that stands out markedly from the more traditional Nordic Christmas motifs. Here, the story of Christmas meets an artistic, colourful and almost fairy-tale-like imagery, where Mary and the child are surrounded by flowers, bird and decorative details in strong blue, green, pink and golden shades.

The motif has a warm and poetic radiance. Virgin Mary carries the Christ Child in her arms, while the intense cobalt blue background and the flowering ornaments create a special depth and calm. It is a Gustavsberg Christmas plate that appeals both to the collector and to the one who wants a more personal and artistic expression in the Christmas decorations. The religious story is conveyed here with softness, joy of colour and a very special decorative power.

This Christmas plate is ideal as wall decoration at Christmas time, but it also looks beautiful on a plate stand on the shelf, on a sideboard or as part of a collection of Swedish Christmas plates. It fits well into both classic homes and more colourful, personal interiors, where older design and decorative arts are welcome to have character and history.

Older porcelain like this has a special charm because it carries both craftsmanship, tradition and storytelling. Choosing a vintage Christmas plate is at the same time a beautiful way to give existing quality design new life. That makes it a meaningful gift idea for collectors, design lovers or for someone who is fond of the symbolism of Christmas and decorative porcelain with soul.

At DPH - Danish Porcelain House, this Gustavsberg Christmas plate is a fine choice for you who are looking for Swedish Christmas porcelain with artistic expression, collector's value and a different interpretation of the world of Christmas motifs.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Gustavsberg
Motif: Virgin Mary with the Christ Child
Year: 1982
Material: Porcelain
Dimensions: 22 x 24 cm