The filigree

a bonbonniere and two different drinking vessels made of wafer-thin biscuit porcelain

this porcelain has grown far beyond its original purpose as a useful service and has contributed to securing a place of honour in the history of European art far beyond the Bavarian borders for South German Rococo

He consciously dressed the secular patron saint of Bavaria in Germanic fashion - in a simple draped dress and bearskin with a raised wreath of oak leaves in her left hand

Five decor firings are necessary to allow the artistic onglaze painting to blossom

10020752 Patrik Muff The filigreeUnglazed "bisque" porcelain accentuates the sculptural qualities of the Nymphenburg animals particularly well. The rich details of the figures find subtle expression through the silky matt surface.