“Tailor Wibbel”

Meissen’s Tailor Wibbel is a distinctive 1950s design by sculptor Alexander Struck, combining a clean German aesthetic with subtle Far Eastern influences. Seated cross-legged and threading a needle, the tailor conveys stillness and concentration. Its monochrome white finish makes the sculpture a strong visual accent in settings ranging from a modern office to a minimalist interior.

A rare piece of design history that brings a sense of intellectual refinement to the home.

Dimensions: 19 × 14 cm

Maker / artist

Meissen

Country / place of origin

Germany

Period / year

1936–1972

Material / technique

Porcelain

Dimensions

19 × 14 cm