"Royal KPM" refers to The Royal Porcelain Manufactory of Berlin (Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin), founded in 1751 and reorganized by Frederick II in 1763, is renowned for producing high-quality porcelain, which is almost entirely handmade using techniques passed down from generation to generation for over 260 years. This candlestick, with its textured surface and geometric form, is characteristic of the 1970s era, a period known for its embrace of bold textures and distinct shapes in home decor. Such items were popular for adding a touch of sophistication to living spaces, serving both as functional candle holders and decorative art objects. The matte finish and the tactile quality of the ceramic suggest a deliberate design choice to create a visually interesting and tactile piece.
