Wildschwein Sockel still bear witness to the

still bear witness to the roots of the manufactory

a product adapted from the design by Theodor Kärner from 1912

Through the shade of its fur as well as the characteristic

Bis heute zieren die farbenfrohen Vögel die Hofanlage des botanischen Gartens in München

the elegant shape merges the decor with the cutout in the pattern and harmoniously frames the piece

Wildschwein Sockel still bear witness to theThe international career of the Nymphenburg animal figures was initiated at the beginning of the 20th century. Artists such as Theodor Krner, Josef Wackerle, August Ghring and Luise Terletzki Scherf shaped the unmistakable style of the manufactory the first giving their figures a lifelike representation while Scherf created animals with an idiosyncratic character and unique colours. Today the Nymphenburg range includes over 700 animal figurines. To be