Single Figurine Squirrel Nutpacker coloured

Meissen artist Maria Walther has created the "Nutpacker," a lively squirrel figure made of fine white porcelain-inspired by Erich Kästner's story The Conference of Animals, but at the same time an independent character from her own imaginative world of images.

The lively squirrel carries a backpack filled with provisions for a journey into the unknown. With alert eyes and an eager posture, it climbs an oversized nut - a symbol of curiosity, a thirst for discovery and childlike enthusiasm. The scene is both narrative and open-ended, inviting viewers to continue the story themselves.

The cheeky squirrel figure is made of high-quality Meissen porcelain and finished with subtle accents in shades of brown and red. This restrained color scheme really brings out the finely crafted details - from the gently modeled head to the lovingly designed backpack.

Since 1710, the MEISSEN porcelain manufactory has stood for the highest level of craftsmanship, artistic innovation, and timeless quality. The "Nutpacker" figurine combines these values with a modern, narrative design language. The result is a small work of art with great charisma-playful, charming, and full of imagination.