Gebein links Barnaby Barford in 1765 Joseph Zaechenberger designed

in 1765 Joseph Zaechenberger designed a colourful and festive decor with floral bouquets

einen elegant geschwungenen Kaschmir-Kamm aus mattweißem Biskuitporzellan

the elegant shape merges with the decor that harmoniously frames the opening in the porcelain

What an opportunity for art - or better the artisans of Nymphenburg

Twenty different variants of what is probably the most famous symbol of Bavaria can be found in the current collection of the manufactory alone

Gebein links Barnaby Barford in 1765 Joseph Zaechenberger designedOne of the most extraordinary and popular items from the manufactory is a "Memento Mori". When Ignaz Gnther designed his majestic crucifix in 1756, a skull was found at the foot with cross bones. With its distinctive eye sockets and the stylized shape of the jaw, the four centimetre small skull became an important artefact. Four individual cast parts are required to form this miniature in the master workshop, even the jaw has its own mould. In the