This collaboration brings together two European craft traditions, united by a shared dedication to time, craftsmanship, and the quiet beauty of objects shaped by hand. Developed over two years, the collection presents a series of handcrafted porcelain pendants and a sculptural candleholder.

As the collaboration took shape, Charlotte Lynggaard spent a week living and working at the historic Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory in Munich, where craftsmanship has been carried out purely by hand since 1747. Immersed in the historic workshop and working closely with the manufactory’s master artisans, she explored the unique qualities of porcelain, developing her design ideas directly alongside the craftsmen who shape the material every day.

The experience reflects her curiosity for different materials as part of her creative process, allowing each one to inform and evolve the design from first sketch to finished form. This same sensibility can be seen in her signature BoHo collection, expressed through a sculptural and intuitive design language.

The collaboration presents a series of handcrafted porcelain pendants, designed as jewellery yet conceived as small sculptural objects inspired by nature. Each piece acts as a delicate amulet, translating Charlotte Lynggaard’s organic design language into porcelain for the first time – a material both fragile and timeless. The pendants are complemented by a sculptural candleholder in porcelain – a poetic counterpart that symbolically moves between personal adornment and table ritual, bridging the worlds of body and home.

All pieces are produced entirely by hand at the historic Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory in Munich. The porcelain is carefully handcrafted, fired multiple times, and painted and glazed by skilled artisans, resulting in subtle variations that make each object unique.