Igelfisch Goldauge & Goldflosse Kännchen heraldic animal plays a role

heraldic animal plays a role in the history of Nymphenburg in two ways: On the one hand

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

When August Göhring took up his position as a model maker in Nymphenburg in 1914

Careful shaping and joining of innumerable individual petals

With his interpretations for the comtemporary office space

Igelfisch Goldauge & Goldflosse Kännchen heraldic animal plays a roleLuise Terletzki Scherf experimented with bronze, majolica and stone. However, only the fineness of handmade Nymphenburg porcelain provide the highest sculptural quality for the works that she designed. In creation of her animal figures, the Aschaffenburg artist carried out countless nature studies to portray her circus performers. The colourful combo, which to this day enchants with its playful, almost childishly naive charm, is full of emotion.