Limited Edition Vase Queensland bottle tree

For over 300 years, MEISSEN has been synonymous with the finest porcelain artistry. Since its founding in 1710, it has stood for craftsmanship, innovation, and artistic expression. MEISSEN became internationally famous thanks in particular to its floral and exotic designs from the 19th and early 20th centuries, which remain among the most popular classics to this day.

The " Queensland bottle tree" vase now celebrates the premiere of an extraordinary natural motif: the striking fruits of the Australian brachychiton, also known as the tree of happiness or bottle tree. As early as the 19th century, these were considered an exotic rarity in European collections. Porcelain painter Victoria Schmidt has masterfully transferred the characteristic capsules to the porcelain in detailed hand painting.

The finely crafted branches, the sculptural fruits in harmonious shades of brown, purple-violet, and yellow, and the precious gold rings that emphasize the shape and relief of the vase create a decoration that lies somewhere between natural history illustration and decorative stylization.

What's more, the " Queensland bottle tree" vase is an exclusive gift idea: Limited to just 50 pieces, it is not only a symbol of happiness and closeness to nature, but also a unique collector's item that will last for generations. Whether as a gift for special occasions or as an artistic statement in your own home, this vase combines the history of Europe's oldest porcelain manufacturer with timeless elegance and the craftsmanship of masterful hand painting.