Kännchen | Perl | Symphonie Grün Ludwig Schwanthaler This porcelain has grown far

This porcelain has grown far beyond its original purpose as a service

were also decorated with three-dimensional acanthus leaves - a typical motif in classical art and architecture that Auliczek was able to study on his travels through Italy

The firing determines how the petals fall

Bis heute zieren die farbenfrohen Vögel die Hofanlage des botanischen Gartens in München

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Kännchen | Perl | Symphonie Grün Ludwig Schwanthaler This porcelain has grown farThe most pioneering design by the Bohemian sculptor Dominikus Auliczek is the PERL service in Louis Seize style, which owes its name to a string of pearls surrounding each individual piece. For the first time in European porcelain history, Auliczek based a service on a 12 sided dodecagon instead of the customary circular shape. Various service items, such as cups and tureens, were also decorated with three dimensional acanthus leaves a typical motif