Rosenthal - "Rosenthal loves Bauhaus" Accessories

“Rosenthal loves Bauhaus” Accessories
Plan and sketch like the real Bauhaus greats Walter Gropius or Ludwig Mies van der Rohe: the pencil set, notepad and eraser from the “Rosenthal loves Bauhaus” accessories make it possible. The design: minimalist black and fine lines. The items take up the decor of the TAC Stripes collection, first designed by Walter Gropius in 1970 and reinterpreted by Rosenthal as part of the Bauhaus anniversary. The pencil case with sketches of the wing-shaped roof of the Rosenthal am Rothbühl porcelain factory, also designed by Gropius, is particularly suitable as a gift for architecture lovers and Bauhaus fans.

In addition to mini TAC jugs and travel mugs made from porcelain, design lovers and connoisseurs will also be delighted by honey collected by bees around the Gropius factory in Selb during the Bauhaus year. Rosenthal made the idea a reality in collaboration with a local beekeeper: “If we’re being literal, a beehive has a lot in common with Bauhaus: Form follows function here, too,” explains beekeeper Barbara Roßner.
The items will be available in the pop-up store of the Rosenthal exhibition “Radically Contemporary” at the Rosenthal am Rothbühl factory in Selb until the end of September. Anyone interested who is not planning to visit Rosenthal will also find the collection in the Rosenthal Online Shop.