Join MEISSEN on a fantastic journey through the flora and fauna of the Amazon tropical rainforest. With the new “The MEISSEN Amazon Collection” under the motto “Make the world a better place”, MEISSEN brings to life the extraordinary beauty of this landscape, in and on “white gold”, and thus demonstrates the entire artistic skill of the manufactory.

A fantastic setting for our “Exclusive Collection”
The highlights of “The MEISSEN Amazon Collection” are undoubtedly the art products in our “Exclusive Collection”. These include the three impressive murals, which can be combined to form a triptych, and the exclusive “Amazon” vase. MEISSEN designer Lena Hensel combined fascinating motifs from the Brazilian Amazon to create a true masterpiece. Thus we see the endangered animal and plant species of the Amazon in an exotic natural spectacle - realized by the Meissen painters in intense colors, naturalistic painting style and with various, very elaborate painting techniques.

One of these animals is the hyacinth macaw, which is considered one of the most iconic symbols of Brazilian biodiversity. These intelligent and extremely sociable animals have an impressive ability: they can learn to imitate sounds such as the human voice or the sounds of other animals. As hyacinth macaws are known to form monogamous pairs that stay together for life, they appear on the scene in pairs.

Against a spectacular evening sky in various shades of purple and violet, framed by lush palm trees and other exotic rainforest plants, two large yolk toucans also dominate the scenery. Their most striking feature, the large, long beak, is not only beautiful, but also an indispensable tool for foraging and regulating body temperature.

These are joined by the emperor tamarin, named after Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, who was famous for his very distinctive moustache. Amidst densely grown palm trees and all kinds of other colorful plants of the Brazilian flora. You will also discover the malachite butterfly, the ruby-throated hummingbird, the red-tailed hummingbird, the blue morpho butterfly and the tortoiseshell butterfly from the fauna, as well as orchids, bromeliads and lobster claw as representatives of the flora. So there is always something new to discover in the pictures.