Löwe Pranke links Hermann Gradl Fortis Watches and others

Fortis Watches and others

The biscuit porcelain design emphasizes the haptic subtleties in the surface structure of this armoured pachyderm

At the first breeze the parachutes begin to dance in the wind - they fall

Luise Terletzki-Scherf designed the original form of this seven centimetre tall porcelain figure in 1931

In these collections

Löwe Pranke links Hermann Gradl Fortis Watches and othersAll lions are the same? Nothing of the sort. Twenty different variants of what is probably the most famous symbol of Bavaria can be found in the current collection of the manufactory alone. The majestic heraldic animal plays a role in the history of Nymphenburg in two ways: On the one hand, it is brings to mind Bavarian culture and the location of the manufacture, on the other hand, the lion also a symbol of the Wittelsbach house and its rule.