Gustavsberg Christmas Plate / Christmas Dish, The Flight to Egypt, 1981

Gustavsberg Christmas Plate / Christmas Dish, The Flight to Egypt from 1981, is a special and characterful Christmas release, where the traditional Christmas plate is given a more artistic and narrative expression. The motif shows the biblical scene with Mary and the infant Jesus on the donkey, accompanied by Joseph, surrounded by flowers, plants and a decorative border in clear blue shades. It is a Christmas plate that immediately catches the eye and adds colour, warmth and history to the home at Christmastime.

This Gustavsberg Christmas dish stands out from the more classic blue-white Christmas plates with its lively visual language and strong colours. The Flight to Egypt is a motif with both calm, presence and movement, and it is precisely the combination of storytelling and decorative power that makes the plate ideal for collectors of Gustavsberg Christmas plates as well as for you who want a personal element in the Christmas decor.

On the front the signature "Stig L." can be seen in the motif, which underlines the artistic character of the plate. The oval shape also gives the expression a special elegance and makes it very suitable for hanging and display, where it can stand beautifully on its own or be included in a collection with other Christmas plates, Swedish design or colourful ceramic art.

As an older design object, this Gustavsberg Christmas plate also contains the special joy that lies in choosing porcelain with history. Here you get a piece of applied art that is created to last, and which can still create atmosphere year after year. It is a sustainable choice for you who appreciate good craftsmanship, the joy of collecting and timeless design with soul.

The Flight to Egypt is at the same time an obvious gift idea for the collector, for the design enthusiast or for the one who loves Christmas decorations with a more artistic and meaningful expression.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Gustavsberg
Title: The Flight to Egypt
Year: 1981
Material: Porcelain
Dimensions: 22 x 24 cm
Visible signature: "Stig L."