The glass Christmas bauble with two-tone print is a special keepsake and an original gift for yourself and your loved ones.
The gold-colored details on a red background show a diamond pattern - the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
Add the right lantern to the Christmas bauble or mix the different colors together.
The glass Christmas bauble with two-tone print is a special keepsake and an original gift for yourself and your loved ones.
The gold-colored details on a blue background show a diamond pattern - the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
Add the right lantern to the Christmas bauble or mix the different colors together.
The glass Christmas bauble with two-tone print is a special keepsake and an original gift for yourself and your loved ones.
The gold-colored details on a green background show a diamond pattern - the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
Add the right lantern to the Christmas bauble or mix the different colors together.
The glass Christmas bauble with two-tone print is a special keepsake and an original gift for yourself and your loved ones.
The matt gold details on a shiny background show a diamond pattern - the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
Add the right lantern to the Christmas bauble or mix the different colors together.
The elegant glass lantern with two-tone print and mirrored inner surface provides atmospheric accents. The bulbous shape creates a subtle, shimmering play of light.
The gold-colored details on a red background show a diamond pattern - the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
The lantern can be used indoors and outdoors and is also an eye-catcher when not lit.
The elegant glass lantern with two-tone print and mirrored inner surface provides atmospheric accents. The bulbous shape creates a subtle, shimmering play of light.
The gold-colored details on a blue background show a diamond pattern - the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
The lantern can be used indoors and outdoors and is also an eye-catcher when not lit.
The elegant glass lantern with two-tone print and mirrored inner surface provides atmospheric accents. The bulbous shape creates a subtle, shimmering play of light.
The gold-colored details on a green background show a diamond pattern - the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
The lantern can be used indoors and outdoors and is also an eye-catcher when not lit.
The elegant glass lantern with two-tone print and mirrored inner surface provides atmospheric accents. The bulbous shape creates a subtle, shimmering play of light.
The matt gold details on a shiny background show a diamond pattern – the Humboldt Forum logo. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
The lantern can be used indoors and outdoors and is also an eye-catcher when not lit.
The cloth made of 100% silk is a high-quality souvenir with a classy design.
The elegant two-tone scarf shows the historic facade of the Berlin Palace, which was the capital city residence of the Hohenzollern family between 1443 and 1918, as well as a subtle diamond pattern, the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless of these rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
The versatile application possibilities, e.g. B. for the head, the neck, as a handkerchief or accessory on the bag, make the scarf an ideal gift for many occasions. Soft, smooth and cuddly, it is comfortable to wear and will last for a long time thanks to its quality.
The cloth made of 100% silk is a high-quality souvenir with a classy design.
The elegant two-tone scarf shows the historic facade of the Berlin Palace, which was the capital city residence of the Hohenzollern family between 1443 and 1918, as well as a subtle diamond pattern, the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless of these rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
The versatile application possibilities, e.g. B. for the head, the neck, as a handkerchief or accessory on the bag, make the scarf an ideal gift for many occasions. Soft, smooth and cuddly, it is comfortable to wear and will last for a long time thanks to its quality.
The cloth made of 100% silk is a high-quality souvenir with a classy design.
The elegant two-tone scarf shows the historic facade of the Berlin Palace, which was the capital city residence of the Hohenzollern family between 1443 and 1918, as well as a subtle diamond pattern, the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless of these rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
The versatile application possibilities, e.g. B. for the head, the neck, as a handkerchief or accessory on the bag, make the scarf an ideal gift for many occasions. Soft, smooth and cuddly, it is comfortable to wear and will last for a long time thanks to its quality.
Modern, versatile, discussed:The high-quality, German-language book portrays the creation, construction and visions of the Humboldt Forum. Richly illustrated and with texts by the experts of the four partner institutions, you will gain insights into the young but eventful history of the house.
The debates about the reconstruction, the architecture, the building history, the historical traces from 800 years, the comprehensive cultural, educational and leisure activities and many other topics play a role.
The photographs, illustrations, room plans and sketches make the work a perfect reminder of a visit to the Humboldt Forum. Also as a gift, it increases the anticipation of soon experiencing this special place for yourself.
The book is also available in English.
Hardcover with dust jacket
Publisher:Humboldt Forum Foundation in the Berlin Palace
Publisher:Prestel, 2020
32.5x24.5cm
248 pages with numerous historical illustrations, photographs, graphics, sketches and room plans
From swamp area to cultural hotspot:On more than 1,500 square meters, the four exhibition areas in the Humboldt Forum tell the story of the place, embedded in the history of the city of Berlin.
The compact, English-language exhibition guide provides an overview of selected key topics and shows and explains the highlight objects. In addition to a summary of 800 years of building and political history and illustrations of the historical predecessors, the book accompanying the exhibition takes the reader on a tour of the exhibition areas"History of the Site"and"Traces"as well as the sculpture collection and the castle cellar.
The entertaining reading, written by the curators of the exhibition, is an ideal companion before, during or after the visit.
The book is also available in German.
Publisher:Humboldt Forum Foundation in the Berlin Palace
Publisher:Prestel, 2020
22 x 12.3 cm
184 pages with numerous historical illustrations, photographs and graphics
The Humboldt Forum is both a place of history and research and a place of encounter and inclusion. This inclusively designed book tells the history of the site from the 13th century to the present day with 14 tactile images and texts in large print, Braille and plain language.
What began as a small Dominican monastery has become one of the most important squares in Berlin over the centuries. With the help of your fingertips, your eyes or your ears, you will embark on a special journey through time in eight stages.
An audio version supplements the book and can be accessed here .
The book was created in cooperation with members of the Culture and Leisure Working Group of the Berlin General Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired, founded 1874 e. V. emerged.
Publisher:Humboldt Forum Foundation in the Berlin Palace, 2020
26.2 x 44.2 cm
64 pages
Texts in large print, Braille and plain language
14 illustrations, 6 thermoforming foils and tactile printing
The history of the city using a building as an example:on 135 pages, the architect and comic artist Sebastian Strombach tells how the former swamp area became what Berlin is today. With comic sequences and large-format city panoramas from the Ice Age to the present day, he focuses on the Berlin Palace, its architecture, symbolism and political significance over the centuries.
On the walk through time, readers get to know the eventful history of the house and its residents as well as the city in a funny, thoughtful and creative way. At the same time, the author describes the overarching historical events of the respective epoch and mixes well-known with lesser-known facts.
The black and white drawings are made with great attention to detail and are an unusual approach to the eventful history of the place.
A Berlin original:For the Humboldt Forum, the spirits manufacturer Mampe has bottled its"Berlin Dry Gin"in a noble, exclusive glass bottle with a seal. The gin impresses with a mixture of mild, spicy and fresh aromas as well as juniper with a spicy citrus note and can be enjoyed pure or in a cocktail.
As the oldest spirits brand in Berlin, Mampe produces various liqueurs and schnapps in the middle of Kreuzberg's Bergmannkiez on the site of a former brewery. The cult brand relies on the highest quality, locality and craftsmanship for the ingredients and production.
The glass bottle is a unique gift for loved ones or yourself because of the white diamond-shaped print inspired by the Humboldt Forum logo.
500ml
40% vol
Supplied in a black box with black and white stickers
A Berlin veteran:For the Humboldt Forum, the spirits manufacturer Mampe filled its “Berlin Vodka” in a classy, exclusive glass bottle with a seal. The vodka impresses with its strong character, but is still soft in taste. Carefully distilled, filtered and made from the best grains and clear water, it can be enjoyed neat, on ice or in a cocktail.
As the oldest spirits brand in Berlin, Mampe produces various liqueurs and schnapps in the middle of Kreuzberg's Bergmannkiez on the site of a former brewery. The cult brand relies on the highest quality, locality and craftsmanship for the ingredients and production.
The glass bottle is a unique gift for social gatherings because of the black, diamond-shaped print inspired by the Humboldt Forum logo.
0.5L
40% vol
Supplied in a black box with black and white stickers
Let flowers do the talking. Simply distribute the flower seeds in a desired location and make the garden or the city a little more colourful. After a while, with plenty of water and sun, beautiful wild flowers bloom, just like the natural scientist Alexander von Humboldt did:"But people can enjoy the nourishing plant everywhere."
The 15 seed balls are packed in a decorative, sustainably produced cardboard box, which was designed by a Berlin primary school class together with the creative agency Salapanga as part of a cultural project for creative examination of current research.
The natural scientist Alexander von Humboldt collected countless flower seeds on his expeditions, dried them and studied them carefully. Carry them out into the world again to make the garden or the city a little more colourful. Simply distribute the small balls at a desired location. With plenty of water and sun, beautiful wildflowers bloom after a while.
The 15 seed balls are packed in a decorative, sustainably produced cardboard box, which was designed by a Berlin primary school class together with the creative agency Salapanga as part of a cultural project for creative examination of current research.
There are many ways to surprise friends, family or even yourself.
The blind shopping concept makes it possible for you to only find out which motif you have selected when you unpack it. This increases the anticipation of the unknown even more.
With the 11 different silk scarves from the MocoMoco collection, you can give your loved ones a very special surprise.
Each cloth is handmade and creatively designed, making it unique and distinctive. The silk scarves from MocoMoco ensure elegance and add color to everyday life. They are neither too flashy nor too subtle - the perfect mix for every taste.
Whether as a gift or as a personal reward - the silk scarves always cut a fine figure! Doesn't matter. MocoMoco attaches great importance to the fact that all silk scarves are of high quality and durable.
So if you are looking for an individual and original surprise - try our blind shopping concept with our collection of silk scarves.
From the With Love, Berlin collection
Material:100% silk, silk twill 14 mm
Dimensions:30x30cm
bright, high-contrast colors
almost identical color brilliance on both sides
Hand machines rolled
Designed in Berlin (Germany) made in Como (Italy)
As a loop for a handbag, key ring or framed as a small work of art
