N°41 Noble Blue Creamer

With its "Noble Blue" decor, MEISSEN presents a captivating reinterpretation of the famous Onion Pattern - one of the most iconic and historically rich designs in European porcelain art. This modern take on the classic motif impresses with a sense of lightness and refined elegance that feels both contemporary and deeply rooted in tradition.

The original Onion Pattern was developed around 1731, inspired by intricately painted blue-and-white porcelain from East Asia. Despite its name, the design does not depict actual onions. Instead, it features symbolic plant motifs such as stylized peaches, melons, bamboo, and chrysanthemums - traditional emblems of prosperity, health, and longevity. In the "Noble Blue" version, these elements are meticulously hand-painted with exceptional attention to detail.

The milk jug in Shape No. 41 blends the timeless elegance of the classic Onion Pattern with refined red accents and subtle touches of gold, adding a hint of luxury. The signature cobalt blue underglaze - characteristic of Meissen porcelain - remains central, but is complemented by a modern color palette and contemporary composition that brings new vitality to a beloved design.

Thanks to its clean and minimalist silhouette, Shape No. 41 integrates seamlessly with a wide variety of MEISSEN dinnerware collections. It's perfect for mixing and matching, making it a stylish companion to both traditional and modern table settings. Serving milk or cream becomes more than just a routine-it becomes a refined experience.

An artful expression of tradition, innovation, and masterful craftsmanship - for those who appreciate the enduring beauty of fine porcelain.