The tableware of the Equilion collection embodies the sophistication of fine porcelain and the originality of signature design. All pieces are crafted from the highest grade of bone china.

Its composition combines kaolin (white clay), quartz, and 25–30% bone ash. Bone china is snow-white and delicately thin, almost translucent when held to the light. The high proportion of bone ash blended with white clay imparts a unique delicacy and elegance. Yet, despite its apparent fragility, this porcelain is considerably more resilient than other types of ceramic. The production process is intricate and multi-staged. Liquid porcelain is cast in specially designed forms and fired in a gas kiln for 10–14 hours at 1400 °C. Once cooled, the items undergo meticulous hand glazing. Intricate patterns are then applied by hand using the intricate decal technique. The final stage is a second firing in the kiln. The result is tableware that retains its whiteness and lustre over time, resistant to wear and fading.

The collection includes service plates, dinner and dessert plates, as well as an elegant tea set. Every piece is adorned with 24-carat gold. The Equilion design was conceived by the Greek creative bureau of Togas. The collection pays homage to the art of horsemanship, celebrating the filigree craftsmanship and elegance of equestrian gear. Beige, brown, and warm grey tones reflect stirrups, saddles, and the silky sheen of a horse’s mane. Details of the equestrian equipment are instantly recognisable, with the texture and sheen of leather rendered with exceptional precision. Equilion tableware is the choice of those who cherish equestrian symbolism, the nobility of fine porcelain, and the refinement of exquisite design.