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The Porcelain Gömböc is the world’s first artistic representation of this mathematical innovation. This fascinating masterpiece is ideal for collectors, porcelain and design lovers.

The world famous porcelain manufactory in Herend (Hungary) produces this exciting science toy. Herend Porcelain Manufactory was established in 1826, in the small village of Herend. It is the first Central European company that was elected among the French Association of Luxury Goods Manufacturers. That’s why we are proud of working with such a historical and respected company and creating a unique product together.

The Porcelain Gömböc is made of white porcelain, which is fired at 1,400°C. After firing, the Gömböc shaped porcelain is hand-painted by master-craftsmen This porcelain version is a pseudo-Gömböc because of its hollow interior, that’s why it is not intended to be a perfect copy of the original mathematical invention. It can rather be considered to be an exclusive art and design product.

Choose our Porcelain Gömböc as a unique and unforgettable gift for your friends or partners!

Price:
The price shown above does not include VAT and shipping cost. VAT (destination-based rate) is added if the purchase is made in the European Union. VAT (destination-based rate) is added if the purchase is made in the European Union. Purchases initiated from outside of the EU will not be charged with VAT. During the check-out process you will be able to see the final costs before you finalize your purchase.

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Product data
Felület: kézzel festett
Weight: 345 g
Dimensions: M,SZ,H: 105 x 75 x 105 mm

Szállítási adatok:
A megrendelt Gömböc egy exkluzív dobozban kerül kiszállításra, amely optimális védelmet nyújt a Gömböc számára a szállítás során, valamint megfelelő tárolóként is szolgál.
Box size: 130x100x133 mm