Unique craftsmanship and exclusive manufacturer's porcelain - this is what FÜRSTENBERG has stood for since 1747.
The real challenge lies in the perfection of the best.
This traditional company from Lower Saxony is setting new standards in porcelain manufacture with its premium collections featuring upmarket tableware design of the highest quality. The FÜRSTENBERG portfolio ranges from dinnerware and gift items to unique designer pieces.
Love for porcelain and a passion for real craftsmanship are what allow FÜRSTENBERG porcelain masters to create magnificent products.
At FÜRSTENBERG, with the creative power of man and fed by centuries of experience, perfect porcelain objects are manufactured. Old artisan techniques in new interpretation allow for impressing and unique pieces.
When individual parts of cups or pots are joined, or the porcelain receives its garment with fondly embellished decor, definite instinct is an absolute requirement. At this precise moment, porcelain art differs not from sophisticated cuisine as here, also, a dish must be cooked to the point in order to be perfect.
The Gourmet line BLANC skilfully unites the demands of Porzellanmanufaktur FÜRSTENBERG with the requirements of the exquisite cuisine with regard to aesthetics and function.
He, who can perceive deeply buried desires, will touch people’s innermost and leave a lasting impression. FÜRSTENBERG has met this challange for 265 years.
On behalf of the kestnergesellschaft FÜRSTENBERG created the first time a sculpture of the britsh sculptor Tony Cragg out of porcelain in 2013.
Today, the major portion of the porcelain production at FÜRSTENBERG continues to be based on manual labour. At FÜRSTENBERG, the people make the porcelain, in every sense of the word: with their hands, their ideas and above all, with their expertise stemming from more than 265 years of experience in the art of manufacturing porcelain. Many of our staff members completed their vocational training at our porcelain manufactory and have been working to perpetuate the perfection that characterises FÜRSTENBERG ever since, some of them for over 40 years.
Over the course of time, renowned designers, modellers and porcelain painters have shaped the history of the manufactory founded by Duke Carl I. of Brunswick-Wolfenbuettel. For more than 200 years, the former hunting lodge served the manufactory as the production site. Today, the manufactory uses the hunting lodge as a museum for porcelain.
