Schüssel | Adonis Blume Als Artefakt verewigt zu werden

Als Artefakt verewigt zu werden

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The renowned American designer has been fascinated by these majestic creatures since childhood

The Nymphenburg repertoire of pepper and salt vessels is just as rich as the range of grains and crystals of all colours - from Ted Muehling's poetic snails in biscuit porcelain to Wenzel Hasler's ribbed baskets

at which he finally participated in the Swedish pavilion in 2005 in collaboration with Miriam Bäckström

Schüssel | Adonis Blume Als Artefakt verewigt zu werdenPorzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg owes one of its most important services of the 20th century to the architect and designer Wolfgang von Wersin. Styled along the lines of the New Objectivity movement , Wersin designed the Adonis form for Nymphenburg, which remains one of the manufactory's most beautiful to this day. The light refracts in the fine grooved relief of the surface and makes the shards appear almost transparent in the play of shadows. The