Maus Karl Perl Symphonie Grün hand-applied underglaze painting makes every

hand-applied underglaze painting makes every animal unique - through the shade of its fur as well as the characteristic

handpainted ruler and two paperweights for incoming and outgoing mail

The female elephant Djamila by August Göhring in naturalistic painting

They originate from the original idea of table decorations as conversational pieces: as porcelain objects through which unknown table guests can initiate conversations with each other

In the workshops of the Nymphenburg Manufactory

Maus Karl Perl Symphonie Grün hand-applied underglaze painting makes everyBeing famous is not a question of size. We have known that since at least Napoleon Bonaparte. The little mouse Karl by Wilhelm Neuhuser has had a successful career despite only being eight centimetres tall and is a central star among the manufactory's animal figures.