Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin - KPM Berlin

Hexenbecher

Hexenbecher - Main image
$73.5 $105 In stock

Category: Minivase

In den 1930er Jahren
führte die KPM Berlin die Kunst des Reliefs zu höchster Vollendung. Die Motive
sind oft von der Natur, literarischen Themen und Motiven der griechischen
Mythologie inspiriert. Das Relief auf dem HEXENBECHER nach einem Entwurf von
Gerhard Gollwitzer aus dem Jahr 1937 greift die Walpurgisnacht-Szene aus
Goethes Faust I auf. Dargestellt ist die sog. Windsbraut, der Wirbelsturm der
Hexen. Der HEXENBECHER der KPM Berlin besteht aus weißem oder vergoldetem
Biskuitporzellan, das innen glasiert wurde.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy C. ★★★★★

The relief work on this little vase is so finely detailed that the mythological scene almost seems to pop right off the porcelain. It’s the kind of piece that makes you stop and look closer every time you pass by.

Scarlett ★★★★★

The relief detailing is so crisp and elegant, it really catches the light on my windowsill. I love how the nature-inspired motif adds a subtle, artistic touch—it’s perfect for a single sprig of lavender.

Alexander R. ★★★★★

The raised relief is so crisp and detailed, it really gives the piece a museum-quality feel. I’ve already moved it to my nightstand so I can see the pattern change in different morning light.