The next cultural exhibition of the Herend Porcelain Manufactory was ceremonially opened, this time at the Széchenyi Zsigmond Carpathian Basin Hungarian Hunting Museum in Hatvan.
As part of the 20th International Lace Exhibition and Meeting, a Herend porcelain exhibition was opened by Dr. Attila Simon, CEO of the Herend Porcelain Manufactory Ltd., at the Kiskunhalas Lace House.
The Herend-related programs of the Night of Works of Art took place at the Herend Porcelain Manufactory’s new flagship brand store Palais Herend in Budapest. Demonstrations of porcelain making and porcelain painting, film screenings, and the presentation of the Phoenix bravura product met with great interest.
This year’s first temporary exhibition of the Herend Porcelain Museum was ceremonially opened, presenting contemporary porcelain works of art from the Manufactory’s sample collection.
The Herend Porcelain Manufactory will celebrate the 200th anniversary of its founding in 2026. On this occasion, it was decided years ago to create a monumental work of art in each of the ten years preceding the glorious anniversary, thus paying tribute to the predecessors.
Herend's first mono-brand boutique in the Arab world has opened in Abu Dhabi’s most exclusive shopping centre: Avenue at Etihad Towers. It will offer a selection of handmade and hand-painted porcelain services, home accessories and masterpieces.
The Herend Porcelain Manufactory has been participating in the celebration of the literary tradition having European spirit for almost two decades: in addition to the swords and diplomas, the award-winning Hungarian and foreign poet and translator each receive a Balassi statue made of Herend porcelain.
The Herend Porcelain Manufactory is not only the world’s largest porcelain manufactory but also a socially responsible community that is sensitive to the world.
This year’s Saint Martin Award was given to dean-parish priest László Somos, Vicar General of the Diocese of Kaposvár and Chairman of the Board of the St. Elizabeth Foundation of Kaposfő.
A new Herend porcelain exhibition entitled “Everyday and Festive Ceremonies” opened last Friday in Zalaegerszeg, where variations of the legendary Victoria pattern, various butterfly motifs and porcelain objects of Jewish religiosity can be seen together.