Porcelain tells another part of the same story.
Its subtlety and its delicacy stand for a human life: beautiful, singular, and at the same time very fragile.
It is a material that asks for attention and for respect. That is exactly why it belongs so naturally to the philosophy of HolyVerre. Porcelain is a reminder that the worth of a life does not come from how long it lasts, but from how singular it is.
Delicacy becomes a symbol of beauty, and fragility a reminder of how singular every moment of a life is.
Harmonious proportions, clean lines, and refined details create a form that combines minimalist elegance with exceptional craftsmanship.

Altera symbolizes change and transition, in a gentle way, full of quietness and respect.
Altera is a porcelain piece with a distinctive, subtly sculpted surface that beautifully reflects light and gives the form depth. A golden detail gently accentuates its character, adding warmth and elegance. The whole creates a calm, harmonious presence.
Altera in seven colors
Eterna is an expression of memory that does not extinguish, but remains, calm and unchanging.
Eterna is a porcelain piece in which light arranges itself in the rhythm of quiet endurance. Its sculpted, multidimensional surface gently diffuses reflections, creating the impression of a constant, silent presence. A golden ring encircles the form like a symbol of infinity, a subtle sign of what does not fade, but endures beyond time.
Eterna in seven colors
Essentia is an expression of presence in its purest form.
Essentia is a porcelain piece in which form has been reduced to what is most pure and essential. Its harmonious silhouette and perfectly balanced proportions create a sense of calm and completeness. A subtle golden ring defines a delicate boundary, a moment of transition that does not divide, but connects what is visible with what remains beyond form.
Essentia in seven colors
The gilded elements are made of 24-karat gold.



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