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Porcelain meets Fashion - Preview of Rosenthal Novelties 2020

Please respect the publishing embargo until 7th February!

Porcelain meets fashion, this is probably the best way to sum up the new Rosenthal collections. It will be colourful, opulent, multi-faceted. A playful approach to Rosenthal's heritage characterizes this year's new products and thus reflects the current zeitgeist.
Rosenthal Heritage Collection
Italian fashion designer

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An Autumn Romance: Elegant Rosenthal services for the teatime

Rosenthal - Maria en Vogue
The timelessly beautiful Maria gets a new look in 2022. For the first time in its more than 100-year history, the successful Rosenthal collection is now available as a modern version "Maria en Vogue" with colored glazes. The pastel colors "Pale Mint" and "Pale Orchid" underline the vintage touch of the shape and are inspired by the romantic fashion of the Regency era

Magical and matchless: the new Rosenthal Collection Magic Garden by Sacha Walckhoff.

15 January 2020 07:00

Rosenthal - Magic Garden

Rosenthal Magic Garden/Design: Sacha Walckhoff
The apothecary gardens (Latin: hortus medicus) were the inspiration for the joyful Magic Garden collection that the Designer Sacha Walckhoff, also Creative Director of the French couture label Christian Lacroix, designed for Rosenthal. Three independent décors - Black Seeds, Foliage and Blossom - symbolize the three development stages of a ga