Bowl c. 1732

This octagonal porcelain bowl, crafted by the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory around 1732, displays a delicate floral motif painted in vibrant hues of orange, red, blue, and green. The intricate design, featuring delicate branches and blooming flowers, showcases the mastery of Meissen's skilled artisans in porcelain painting. The bowl's octagonal shape and gold-rimmed edge further enhance its aesthetic appeal, making it a prime example of European porcelain artistry influenced by East Asian aesthetics. It's a testament to the flourishing of the porcelain industry during the 18th century and reflects the growing fascination with exotic, far-eastern styles in Europe.