Wiener Silber Bowl designed by Josef Hoffman in 1930 (Austria) animal closeness to nature and the

closeness to nature and the energy of Yang

Reflections enliven the highly polished wall and the flat surface of the plug-in lid

Each piece was first molded in paper and then handcrafted in porcelain

Art Deco dates back to a 1929 design by Theodor Berking

Designed by Stefan Rath in 1910

Wiener Silber Bowl designed by Josef Hoffman in 1930 (Austria) animal closeness to nature and theJosef Hoffmann developed a refined composition of eight leaves from the classical eight sided basic form. Each leaf projects slightly beyond the next. This yields a round basic shape with rifts that lend the martel hammering of the sides a lively rhythm. Reissued after an original drawing in our archives.