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KPM Berlin | SUKUK
Horse figure of the day: KPM Berlin Centaur with young Bacchus
KPM Berlin Porcelain (Germany) — Biedermeier Tea Cup and Saucer, 1837-1844 (1000x750)
I’ve had the pleasure to collaborate with AD Germany magazine in the September issue. The work was to sculpt specific tablewares in miniature. I’ve especially enjoyed recreating the pieces of such talented designers.
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KPM Berlin Porcelain Plaque 19th century
FvF Workplaces: Jörg Woltmann - KPM Berlin
"I simply didn‘t want one of Berlin‘s cultural assets to perish that easily.”
Besides running a public bank, Woltmann decided to take over Berlin‘s Royal Porcelain Factory (KPM) in 2006. By doing so, he contributed a great part to the company's endurance, which remains as one of the world‘s last luxury brands.
Read the first new portrait of 'FvF Workplaces'. Hier geht es zur deutschen Version.
This portrait is the start of a new collaboration with Be Berlin/Berlin Partner, which intends to focus on workplaces and introduce a curated selection of entrepreneurs and creatives within the Berlin industry.
Read our Journalpost about FvF Workplaces if you wish to know more about our concept development for this new selection.
Text by Zsuzsanna Toth Photography by Anna Rose