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Moderne Weingläser für Rotwein im 6er-Set

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Moderne Weingläser für Rotwein im 6er-SetModerne Weinglser Hundertwasser Edition Diese modernen Weinglser fr Rotwein im 6er Set tragen drei verschiedene Motive von Friedensreich Hundertwasser aus der Edition BEAUTY IS A PANACEA". Die Glser werden in der Kniglich privilegierten Porzellanmanufaktur Tettau in einem aufwendigen Spezialverfahren gefertigt: Bis zu 20 Transparent Farben mit Goldelementen werden in Manufakturarbeit auf das Glas gebrannt. So entsteht die fr Hundertwasser typische

Moderne Weingläser Hundertwasser Edition

Diese modernen Weingläser für Rotwein im 6er-Set tragen drei verschiedene Motive von Friedensreich Hundertwasser aus der Edition „BEAUTY IS A PANACEA". Die Gläser werden in der Königlich privilegierten Porzellanmanufaktur Tettau in einem aufwendigen Spezialverfahren gefertigt: Bis zu 20 Transparent-Farben mit Goldelementen werden in Manufakturarbeit auf das Glas gebrannt. So entsteht die für Hundertwasser typische Farbtiefe direkt auf der Glasoberfläche.

Das 6er-Set enthält drei verschiedene Künstlermotive mit den Werknummern PM XIX/2, PM XIX/4 und PM XIX/6 – von jedem Motiv sind zwei Gläser enthalten. Alle Motive stammen aus Hundertwassers Bildwelt mit ihren organischen Formen, kräftigen Farben und unregelmäßigen Spiralen. Die Gläser bilden als Set eine zusammenhängende Kollektion, bei der jedes Einzelglas ein eigenständiges Motiv zeigt.

Jedes Glas hat eine Höhe von 23,5 cm und fasst 0,2 Liter. Aufgrund der eingebrannten Farbschichten und Goldelemente empfiehlt der Hersteller Handspülung.

Die sechs Gläser werden in einer dekorativen Schmuckverpackung geliefert und eignen sich damit unmittelbar als Geschenk. Die Herstellung erfolgt als ars mundi Exklusiv-Edition in der Porzellanmanufaktur Tettau. Copyright der Hundertwasser-Motive: NAMIDA AG, Schweiz.

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