Hollóházi

Hollóházi is a Hungarian porcelain manufactory based in Hollóháza, a village in the north of the country. Its roots go back to 1777, when a glassworks was built on the Károlyi family estate there. The site switched to stoneware in 1831, and porcelain production started in 1957. The company today is Hollóházi Porcelánmanufaktúra Kft., owned since 2020 by the Hungarian businessman Attila Várhegyi.

Products

• Tableware and decorative porcelain in several lines: Classic, Exclusive, New Line, Home and Art Collection
• Hand painting and manufactory techniques, with designs by contemporary artists
• Industrial and building ceramics as an additional business area
• A brand store in Hollóháza and a showroom in Budapest, plus a web shop

In the 1970s the factory worked with artists such as Victor Vasarely and Endre Szász, and its pieces became known as a Hungarian export product. See also other porcelain makers in our tableware category.