Meissen hand-painted classic royal Minglong ceramic tea cup and coffee cup made in Germany

[Brand]: Meissen, Germany [Origin]: Made in Germany [Material]: white porcelain [Size]: Cup diameter 10cm*Height 5.3*Plate diameter 15cm [Era]: modern times [Condition]: Brand new first-grade product, gift box packaging 🌹The dragon has slightly different symbolic meanings in Eastern and Western cultures, but they are both symbols of nobility and supremacy. The dragon is one of Meissen's earliest decorations. It was designed by Emperor Augustus himself and has been in use for 250 years. For a long time, under the meticulous copying of Meissen painters, this set of Minglong has both soft lines and the vigorous power of hard brushes. It is extremely exquisite, rich in oriental elements and has an elegant Zen style. The color is bright and bright, which is very noble and pleasing; the understated use of exquisite gold-painted trim highlights the gorgeousness, adding a sense of elegance🌹 ✨✨Meissen✨✨ Shining like a pearl with a charming light, the 18th century was the age of enlightenment for European porcelain. The taste for porcelain was just like the wealth and status of the royal family. German Meissen porcelain was the porcelain manufacturing factory in Europe that solved the mystery of "white gold". In the 18th century, European royal families and nobles rushed to collect it, and since then Meissen porcelain has gained a high status. The history of Meissen is like a small microcosm of the history of European art. From the birth of Béthegue white porcelain clay to the invention of color in Helot-Garonne and the creation of Kundler sculptures and porcelain dolls, Meissen has experienced neoclassicism to romanticism, from baroque to rococo, in various periods. Under the baptism of artistic styles, artistic creation shows different changes and transformations. For nearly three hundred years, Meissen porcelain has always adhered to exquisite craftsmanship, elegant appearance, and dynamic lines, so that each creation fully demonstrates superb skills and artistic accomplishment. Even though it currently has more than 1,000 employees and more than 500 painters, Meissen still proudly adheres to the concept of "respecting tradition and bold innovation" and insists on making every work by hand, making this ancient European porcelain workshop, Like a pearl, it always shines with charming brilliance.