Unique Object Wall Plate Tamare driving in Zürich

This modern wall plate made of fine Meissen porcelain is an expressive unique piece with contemporary imagery.

The artist Irina Polin, known for her exploration of memory and identity, shows a snapshot of a young woman who appears to be lost in thought. Her pensive gaze and the evening mood merge to create an atmospheric scene full of calm and inner contemplation.
The woman's face is painted in fine, restrained lines on the Meissen wall plate, while the brown hair, black jacket and purple background stand out clearly in sweeping, powerful brushstrokes.

Painting on porcelain is a special challenge, and not only for the artist Irina Polin: The smooth, non-absorbent surface requires the utmost precision and controlled brushstrokes, as any mistakes can hardly be corrected. In addition, the paint must be applied in such a way that it can withstand the high temperatures during the multiple firing processes without losing clarity or intensity. This demanding craft requires not only technical skill from the artist, but also patience and a keen sense of material and color.

Created in 2010, the piece was made entirely by hand and measures 46 centimetres in diameter with a depth of just 3 centimetres. It has a pronounced presence in the room, yet remains restrained enough to blend harmoniously into a wide variety of interiors. Its square design further enhances the effect of color, light and reflection.

With over 300 years of masterful craftsmanship, this MEISSEN work of art combines traditional perfection with a profound, emotional story - ideal for collectors who value porcelain as an expression of art and storytelling.