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- Meissen "Waves Relief" White 000001/55405 Mug 270ml
Meissen "Waves Relief" White 000001/55405 Mug 270ml
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Description
A bath with a gentle wave line cut into the bottom. The "Play of the Waves" series, reminiscent of Meissen's ripples, which have been called "the pinnacle of ceramics".
Wellenspiel's "The Play of the Waves" white invented by Ms. Sabine Wax, who is said to be the standard-bearer of modern Meissen modeling. The
ripples born on the surface of the water give a pure impression, and the form created by the theme of nature that is reminiscent of the
buds and stems of flowers and the reliefs and flowers is
a major feature. The
confidence and dignity backed by the history that it is the famous kiln that produced Europe's first white porcelain are
incessantly attracting.
It can be said that this series represents "Meissen in the 21st century".
Casually, a
free cup without a handle that can be used for various drinks such as hot water that can be used daily only and mulled wine.
In addition, at breakfast time of refreshing mood, of course it
is a size with outstanding usability, so it is very active in various scenes.
In addition to drinks, you can lavishly serve yogurt and fruit to make desserts and parfaits, or
stylishly set up stick salads and cold appetizers on the table at parties.
The small size is easy to use, easy to hold in the hands of women.
The flowing line at the bottom will give you a sense of movement and
will liven up the place of pleasant conversation without disturbing it.
Meissen's tableware collection full of personality and charm.
Please spend an elegant meal time with your favorite tableware. It is ideal not only as an elegant gift with a heart for a
special anniversary to those who are taking care of you on a daily basis
, a celebratory gift or present, but
also as a reward for your hard work.
In 1709, the Meissen kiln was the first in Europe to successfully manufacture white porcelain. Until then, porcelain had only been imported from the East, and it was a very valuable commodity that only royalty and nobles could obtain. At the behest of Augustus, then Marquis of Saxony (now Germany), it was studied over a period of nine years, and as a result, white porcelain was born. Since then, Meissen has gained worldwide fame as the oldest kiln in Europe.
The mark of the sword called "Blue Twin Swords" has the meaning of preventing the mystery from being taken out. Even now, painting is done entirely by hand by proud craftsmen, and the beauty cultivated in the tradition has become widely admired by people.
"About the back stamp of tableware"
The design of the back stamp may differ from the product image depending on the time of manufacture.
The simple, timeless design is perfect as a gift. The famous German kiln "Meissen" boasts a history of more than 300 years. It is known as a leading figure in the world's tabletop culture. Representing modern Meissen, "The Play of the Waves" is a series in which reliefs like ripples make you feel the "beauty of use" that shines in a modern form.
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We fix the shipping fee to a nationwide flat fee 660JPY per parcel, but in case your order over 20,000JPY in total without consumption tax of 10% and any handling charges, the shipping is free of charge.
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