Single Figurines Roe Deer Boettger Stoneware

The figure "Deer" by the sculptor Willy Münch-Khe is an expression of masterful craftsmanship. The velvety earthy Böttger stoneware radiates matt elegance and perfection. After a nerve-racking series of experiments, the alchemist Johann Friedrich Böttger succeeded in producing the so-called "jasper porcelain" in 1707. Clear lines and fine details lend liveliness and dynamism to the shy deer figure made of Böttger's stoneware as it walks through the forest. Keh's animals are not only first-rate in design and beautiful to look at, but they also call for responsible and loving treatment of their living models. The depiction of nature in all its beauty testifies to excellent craftsmanship.