Arzberg

Arzberg porcelain stands for timeless design and durable product quality. In 1872, Heinrich Schuhmann founded a pottery factory in the Upper Franconian town, which ten years later was renamed the porcelain factory and was on the international market as an independent porcelain brand in 1887.
The breakthrough came with Hermann Gretsch's Form 1382. He convinced with the universal aesthetics of modern industrial design according to the essential principles of Bauhaus and the Werkbund, thus laying the foundation for the company's worldwide success. Since then, many renowned designers have accompanied Arzberg on the path of "good form". In total, the current Arzberg collection includes products with over 30 national and international design awards.

Tableware: Tric
Simple and clear in design. Tric combines porcelain, glass and plastic in one Arzberg collection. Bowls and tins can be sealed aroma-proof with a patented plastic lid. Everything in one container and always fresh. "Form follows function" - that is the credo of designer Michael Sieger.

Tableware: Form 2000
The international jury at the X.Triennale 1954 in Milan awarded the Form 2000 series the Gold Medal for the uniquely clear and aesthetic design of Heinrich Löffelhardt as the only tableware.