Meek and with her head slightly bowed

The reduced painting emphasizes the structure of the timelessly modern form in its simplicity

Nymphenburg celebrates one of the most important symbols of Japanese culture - the cherry blossom

votives and candlesticks

Now her legendary charm comes in miniature form – on a match case that unites two centuries of craftsmanship

hangeleuchte orpheus Ralph Rucci Meek and with her headA branch made of solid bronze embraces a delicate blossom made of the finest Nymphenburg porcelain. Illuminated from above, the rose freely shaped by hand is presented as if on a stage. As a special model of the "Orpheus" collection produced by Brand van Egmond, this chandelier is limited to 89 pieces a nod to the year the company was founded, in 1989.