Bossing

Bossing

At bossing, multi-part figurines and objects from Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg are given their final shape. Following the original patterns, the individual parts are joined together with the liquefied porcelain mass, and freely modeled trimmings such as leaves and blossoms, garlands or thorns, are attached by hand with a scalpel to hedges, trees, crucifixes or tureens. Finally, the embossers retouch the finest seams and work out plastic details such as hands, facial features and surfaces with modeling tools.


Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory

Nymphenburg is the last porcelain manufactory of its kind. Since its founding in 1747, the royal Bavarian manufactory has upheld the high art of porcelain making. To this day, manu factum means: completely handmade using techniques that are passed down and preserved from generation to generation.