To mark the 250th anniversary of Queen Luise of Prussia’s birth, the “ KPM Berlin ” is reissuing the bust featuring her meticulously rendered likeness. The original from 1873 is modeled after the portrait bust of Crown Princess Luise of Prussia, created by Johann Gottfried Schadow in 1795. The Neoclassical bust deliberately draws on ancient models. It depicts Queen Luise draped in a flowing gown and without any symbols of sovereignty—a representation of timeless dignity and understated elegance.

With the Heritage Edition Luise, the Berlin Porcelain Manufactory ( KPM Berlin ) is launching five products handcrafted at its Tiergarten workshops to mark the 250th anniversary of Queen Luise of Prussia’s birth. Wallpaper motifs evoking the late 18th century adorn the KURLAND To-Gocup, the “ Cadre ” vases 0, 1, and 2, and the Vide Poche. Inspired by Luise’s favorite place, Paretz Castle, KPM’s master painters have transferred exotic flowering trees, birds, and berries onto porcelain with delicate brushstrokes, lending the Luise Edition an extraordinary painterly depth. Produced in a limited edition and individually numbered, these pieces are true collector’s items.