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Hutschenreuther celebrates Christmas with cheerful decorations
Winter has arrived on Hutschenreuther's new fine porcelain designs: the decorations, designed among others by the renowned Czech illustrator Renáta Fučíková, tell Christmas stories and take one away to snowy landscapes or lively towns.
Collector’s Edition 2023 – Christmas Sounds
With the new collector's edition 2023 "Christmas Sounds", Hutschenreuther composes a polyphonic symphony of city life at Christmas and lets a festive variety of sounds emerge on porcelain in the lovingly crafted drawings by Czech illustrator Renáta Fučíková. In smooth colour nuances, the cheerful decor on mini stars and balls, napkins and biscuit tins depicts happy children singing Christmas carols, playing the violin or trumpet, and enjoying time together outside.
On the new limited edition bells and mugs, parents gather with their children by the lavishly decorated Christmas tree in the town square for a festive Advent concert. The red tram on other limited edition items such as balls, boots and cones is also full of joy and brings people to a long-awaited meeting with friends and relatives.
Tinkling bells, cellos and pianos can also be heard on the beloved star-shaped bowls in sizes 24 and 34 cm, as well as on biscuit plates that are waiting to offer freshly baked treats.
The wind also whirls the snow in the new snow globe and fills both young and old with delight. Breakfast plates, mugs and cereal bowls with colourful motifs create a cheerful Christmas mood at the breakfast table. The music box with the Christmas carol "O du fröhliche" (en: O, how joyful), which is available as a limited edition in three sizes, perfectly complements this lovely Christmas collection and makes the dream of a Christmas miracle come true.
For all collectors and all those who want to give something very special for Christmas, Hutschenreuther has also prepared an exclusive Christmas gift. A set of six different mini bells in elegant packaging pays tribute to the 45th anniversary of Hutschenreuther Christmas bell, but also the five-year collaboration with Renáta Fučíková and lets hearts beat faster as a Christmas special edition.
Christmas Carols 2023 – “Am Weihnachtsbaum die Lichter brennen“
On a festive Christmas walk through the snow-covered forest, Hutschenreuther invites you this year and includes in its beloved songbook the Christmas carol "Am Weihnachtsbaum die Lichter brennen" (en: The lights are burning on the Christmas tree) as a new limited-edition collection on porcelain. The contemplative melody jingles from the hand-painted music boxes of two sizes and a world of wintry glitter in the snow globe makes children's eyes beam with joy.
A colourful garland of red berries, cones, fir and mistletoe adorns plates, cups, napkins and biscuit tins, underlining a dreamy winter wonderland in the glow of the starry night. Delicate bells and balls, biscuit plates and a mini tree ornament set capture this poetic scenery in their evocative décors and bring a glimpse of nature into the home at Christmas time.
My Christmas Mug Collection
Hutschenreuther wishes everyone a merry Christmas time, and presents four new colourful motifs in the beloved "My Christmas Mug" collection in 2023. Adorned with red berries, fir and mistletoe branches, charming sayings such as "Warm Christmas wishes", "All you need is Christmas", as well as "A merry Christmas to you" and "Have a holy Christmas" conjure up a heartfelt message on the warm white Bone China.
With great devotion to Christmas tradition, all the decorative details on the fine Christmas mugs are crafted in vibrant shades of red and green and bring solemn joy to coffee and tea or as a festive gift for family, friends or colleagues.
Shortset-Serie – „Emily Ruby“
Christmas is always a time of joy and the new "Emily Ruby" series by Hutschenreuther is a real treat for the eyes during the cold season. Crafted from ceramics in festive red, the collection includes only selected plates in various sizes and bowls and is also an excellent Christmas gift.
The sensual ceramics furthermore harmonises well with porcelain - it underlines the exquisite bone china of the classic Hutschenreuther Christmas collections "Nora Christmas" and "Christmas Carols". A romantic floral décor that adorns all the ceramic pieces in this small series additionally makes it a great colour combination partner with the new Collector's Edition 2023 "Christmas Sounds" by Hutschenreuther.
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About Rosenthal - From Porcelain Pioneer to an International Design Company
Rosenthal products stand out for their design, function, quality and ongoing innovative spirit. Established figures from the worlds of architecture, design and art, but also the smart newcomers and talents design avant-garde dining collections, sophisticated interiors and exclusive gifts. With exceptional craftsmanship, Rosenthal has been producing porcelain "Made in Germany" for more than 140 years. At the same time, the two porcelain factories in Selb and Speichersdorf are among the most modern production facilities in the porcelain industry worldwide and deliver sustainable manufacturing with careful use of resources thanks to the forward- looking investments that have been made.
About Hutschenreuther
In 1814, Carolus Magnus Hutschenreuther founded the first modern private porcelain factory in Bavaria and thus laid the foundation for the porcelain industry in the region. Under son Lorenz Hutschenreuther, a second factory developed, located in Selb. Series such as "Hutschenreuther Blau Zwiebelmuster" as well as limited collector's items have shaped the brand over the centuries. Hutschenreuther has belonged to Rosenthal since 2000.
About Renáta Fučíková
Renáta Fučíková (born 1964 in Prague) studied illustration at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague and currently teaches at the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen. She has illustrated and written books for children and young people since 1988. Her work has been exhibited around the world and won numerous awards. As well as books, she has also illustrated programs for the Czech National Theatre and designed postage stamps. Renáta Fučíková has been working with Hutschenreuther since 2017.
