Bodenfliese | Miss Grip Majolika Aschenbecher seemingly dancing in the water

seemingly dancing in the water puts you in a really good mood

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A classic among the services: The Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory owes three of its most important designs to the architect Wolfgang von Wersin

and endowed with an extraordinary memory

The black colouring of the body emphasises the rich detail of the comb in an expressive way

Bodenfliese | Miss Grip Majolika Aschenbecher seemingly dancing in the waterDid you know that there are more sensory cells on the soles of our feet than on our face? Each and every one of them can feel exactly what we are walking on: on freshly mown grass, on wood, stone, earth or a floor made of Nymphenburg majolica. These terracotta tiles have a fine ornamental pattern that is refined with a finish of dark engobe (casting compound) and white glaze. As a result, the structures of the relief come into their own. And the soles