Today I’m swooning over the Angioletti Designs shop. (The shop name might also be WTF Porcelain?) They make stunning porcelain dinnerware with gold edges (goths don’t usually like gold, preferring silver or platinum, but these are still dark and creepy and devastatingly beautiful!)
This shop, located in Oregon, seems to concentrate on skulls and birds, but they also have some insect-themed dishes as well. Let’s take a look at a few of their creations:
I’m so disgusted by insects, I personally probably could not eat off these gorgeous insect plates. They are offered in a charger size, dinner plate size, salad plate, dessert plate, cup and saucer, and soup plate size.
This limited edition 22k gold plate depicts a cicada. So stunning!
This bug plate is also available in a charger, dinner plate, salad plate, dessert plate, cup and saucer, and soup plate.
The various sized dishes are also available in this winged bug design.
Here’s a design of a bug with a really long.. nose? Snout? What do they call a bug’s olfactory appendage?
You can see the rest of their insect (and birds, including some fabulous crows) in this part of their store.
Next I’m wandering into the tea items part of the shop, where you’ll find this magnificent crowned skull teacup. Some of the selections are too flowery and colorful for my personal tastes, but they are quite beautiful anyhow and will likely appeal to a lot of people.
Here’s one of the colorful ones I do like: a pink skull mug. It also comes in blue, green and yellow.
Here’s a darling skull sugar and creamer set.
I find myself giggling at this sugar skull teacup. So cute! It also comes in pink-and-gold if you prefer.
Here’s a skull teacup in silver. I have to admit the gold ones look more striking.
Let’s stop by the skull dishes section of the shop. Here’s a marvelous skull charger plate in gold. (See this link on how to use chargers in formal entertaining).
The black trim on this skull plate really helps set off the design.
This skull plate features a silver border.
I hope you enjoyed this little tour through Angioletti Designs!