The manufactory in St. Petersburg, founded in 1744
The Imperial Porcelain Manufactory
Discover Russian porcelain in the Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain collections through hand-painted cobalt, historic designs and contemporary pieces.
Porcelain with a history
The Imperial Porcelain Manufactory traces its story in Saint Petersburg to 1744. Its collections bring together distinctive forms, skilled decoration and designs made to be part of everyday life.
From tea and dinner services to decorative sculpture, each collection offers a different view of the manufactory's artistic heritage.
Designs that endure
The Traditional Collection draws on the Lomonosov Manufactory's work of the 1940s to 1980s. Classic forms meet floral and graphic decoration developed by artists across those decades.
These are pieces shaped by their time, yet at home on a table today.
The art of cobalt
Blue, white and gold come together in the Cobalt collection. The manufactory's artists hand-paint its porcelain pieces, continuing a decorative tradition in every line and detail.
Tradition, made current
Contemporary collections keep the conversation moving. Calenda, designed by manufactory artist Yulia Chistyakova, takes inspiration from festive decoration and earlier porcelain painting.
Historic references become something to live with now, not simply to look back on.
