Elegantly curved dish-duo - it's Hamburg's new maritime landmark, the Elbe Philharmonic Hall, also lovingly called "Elphi" by the residents and fans. The most striking characteristic is its curved roof, as it imitates a wave motion. And as such, it is no coincidence that both Elbharmonie decorative plates have these patterns skillfully included in their look, and are beautifully reminiscent of the architectural masterpiece. Like a well-rehearsed orchestra, they are perfectly coordinated, and both highly polished plates made of stainless steel excitedly look forward to their first performance. Even in individual performance, they are most convincing with a conspicuously elegant curve that recreates the soft motion of a wave. But only when they play together do they prove their true strength: They can be arbitrarily set behind or next to each other in different variations, and become one large plate. By putting several sets together in a row, and an impressing picture appears on a long, set table, particularly when they are filled with nuts, blossoms or spices, offering a magnificent play of colours.
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