10018890 Adeline André giving each flower its very

giving each flower its very own individual character

also created the decor featuring the Bavarian coat of arms and blue-and-white trimming

Konstantin Grcic picks up on a specific detail from the process of porcelain production: All products from Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg that cannot be shaped on the potter's wheel are poured by hand from a liquefied porcelain mass called "slip"

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which embody an ideal image and follow strict iconographic guidelines

10018890 Adeline André giving each flower its veryPorzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg owes one of its most important services of the 20th century to the architect and designer Wolfgang von Wersin. Designed along the lines of the New Objectivity movement , Wersin created 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 light and