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providing an intuitively graspable point to hold the lid when pouring the tea
simple production
as well as the interpenetration of image and text
The Milanese Piero Lissoni himself describes his design as "an imperfect square or a completely wrong circle
Poster Nr. 10 | Wandteppich | Max Peiffer-Watenphul haarspange providing an intuitively graspable pointOne of the most beautiful tapestries from the early Bauhaus period is the wall tapestry by Max Peiffer Watenphul. The composition of form and color contrasts shows the influence of Johannes Itten's teaching. Itten presented the gobelin as a gift to the Bauhaus Archive at its founding in Darmstadt in 1961. The colors for the poster print were determined based on the back of the gobelin, which is still only slightly faded. The poster shows a detail.
