limited edition KPM x Geldermann

KPM x Geldermann Set

“Bayreuth 2026”

150,00€

To mark the 150th anniversary of the Bayreuth Festival, KPM Berlin and Geldermann are presenting an exclusive collector’s set featuring the Bayreuth Festival Cuvée Grande Réserve and two LAB No. 1 mugs handcrafted in Berlin. The LAB No. 1 design, originally developed by KPM’s chief designer Thomas Wenzel, forms the basis of this edition. cup s bear the logos of both historic houses and are adorned with Richard Wagner’s signature in 24-karat

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KPM x Geldermann Set 150,00€
KPM x Geldermann Set “Bayreuth 2026”
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History

designer: Thomas Wenzel year: 2015 material: Porzellan

The minimalist-technical design language of the LAB series is inspired by KPM laboratory porcelain from the 20th century and has been consistently further developed by chief designer Thomas Wenzel since 2015 for the modern kitchen laboratory. The multifunctional line impresses equally with its timeless design and its exceptional feel.

Product details

item number
398565-9084
weight
1.6kg
Volume
cup 180ml
Dishwasher safe Microwave safe Hand-painted Hand printed 24k Gold Gloss platinum

Product description

Product description

To mark the 150th anniversary of the Bayreuth Festival, KPM Berlin and Geldermann are presenting an exclusive collector’s set featuring the Bayreuth Festival Cuvée Grande Réserve and two LAB No. 1 mugs handcrafted in Berlin. 

The LAB No. 1 design, originally created by KPM’s chief designer Thomas Wenzel, forms the basis of this edition. The “ cup ” feature the logos of both historic houses and are complemented by Richard Wagner’s signature in 24-karat gold—a subtle tribute to the founder of the Bayreuth Festival.

Limited to just 150 sets, this collection brings together the culture of sparkling wine, artisanal porcelain art, and the tradition of the Bayreuth Festival—three facets of German culture.