Limited Edition Vase Peacock feather

The peacock has fascinated people for centuries as a symbol of beauty, pride, and immortality-not least because of its characteristic feather with its eye-like pattern. In many cultures, this "eye" is considered a symbol of omniscience, protection, and spiritual vigilance. In Greek and Roman mythology, it embodied the all-seeing eye of the goddess Hera or Juno, whose sacred bird was the peacock. In Christianity, the feather later became a sign of divine omnipresence and immortality, while in Asian traditions it is revered as a lucky charm and symbol of compassion and wisdom.

The 11 cm high vase made of MEISSEN porcelain, designed by Sabine Wachs in 2006, captivates with its semicircular shape, fine relief, and characteristic cutout of the vase neck. Originally available only in white, it now reveals its full expressive power in the new painting designed by Victoria Schmidt: an impressive peacock feather curls gracefully around the body of the vase, while the delicate relief is elegantly highlighted with golden accents.

Applied with masterful brushstrokes, the intense colors of the feather unfold their full luminosity on the pure white of the porcelain. The result is an exciting interplay of contemporary design, masterful craftsmanship, and cultural-anthropological symbolism-a tribute to nature, transformed into timeless art.

Limited to just 50 pieces, the MEISSEN "Peacock Splendor" vase is an exclusive collector's item. Each piece is a work of art of the highest rarity-a gift that conveys not only aesthetic beauty but also lasting value.