Nymphenburg "Lightscape Collection" Cereal Bowl designed by Ruth Garvich (Germany) Nature After three years Linck moved

After three years Linck moved to Berlin to complete his studies with Georg Franz Ebenhecht

which was subordinated to Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg during the reign of Elector Carl Theodor von der Pfalz - the successor to Max III Joseph

Two lapis lazuli cabochons on the plug-in lid and slightly below define the front

The dramatic shoulder at the top of the stem is the undeniable aesthetic highlight

Nymphenburg "Lightscape Collection" Cereal Bowl designed by Ruth Garvich (Germany) Nature After three years Linck movedPorcelain which gives the impression of paper including all its crinkles and folds: The "Lightscape" porcelain range from Nymphenburg offers this original visual and haptic experience. It combines the delicate lightness of paper with the charm of perfectly worked bisque porcelain. The untreated exterior surface contrasts with the glazed interior of the "Lightscape" pieces.