10020330 Löffel an expansive digestive machine that

an expansive digestive machine that converts food into feces

Presented in 1900 at the Paris World Exhibition and awarded a "Grand Prix"

A custom support resembling a bed of heat-resistant fibre was developed for the body of the sculpture

The leaf and flower of the wall lamp made in translucent Nymphenburg porcelain have been reduced to their geometric shape in such a way that the light behind it brings out the delicacy and elegance of bisque porcelain particularly well

Thanks to the in-house porcelain recipe and the expertise of our master craftsmen

10020330 Löffel an expansive digestive machine thatPorcelain, as delicate as paper, light and transparent at the same time, committed to an aesthetic of the imperfect, but developed with absolute perfection, innovation in form and style and yet expressing the spirit of 275 years of craftsmanship that is Lightscape. With the compact collection, Nymphenburg is continuing the series of independent projects with important contemporary artists and designers. With Lightscape, Ruth Gurvich, originally from