Set of 4 Hutschenreuther wall tiles – Art Department Selb, 1960s – Design Helma Bajorat

This exclusive set of four decorative wall tiles comes from the renowned art department of the Hutschenreuther Selb porcelain manufactory. Each tile features a detailed motif executed with artistic skill – inspired by historical costumes and regional architecture. The vibrant colors and precise lines make these tiles a true eye-catcher for lovers of vintage ceramic art.

✅ Manufacturer: Hutschenreuther Art Department, Selb – known for high-quality artist editions
✅ Design: Historical costumes & architecture – stylized & graphic
✅ Material: Glazed ceramic, with rear hanging mechanism
✅ Dimensions: Approx. 36×36cm each – ideal as wall decoration or collector's item
✅ Condition: Very well preserved, with minimal signs of age

Design by Helma Bajorat
Topics:
Winegrowing Moselle, Münsterland, Hamburg Altes Land, Marmgebiet

🟩 Motif 1: Moselle winegrowing
An atmospheric winegrower motif from the Moselle region: figures in regional costume, grapevines and architectural elements that reflect the long winegrowing tradition of the Moselle.

🟦 Motif 2: Münsterland
Depiction of traditional Münsterland costumes against typical regional architecture. The motif conveys rural tranquility, agricultural culture, and the characteristic identity of Westphalia.

🟥 Motif 3: Hamburg Altes Land
A couple in traditional Altes Land costume, surrounded by stylized fruit trees and regional architecture. The motif reflects the renowned fruit-growing culture south of Hamburg.

🟨 Motif 4: Marshland
Figures in North German traditional dress against a wide, flat landscape. The motif depicts the typical marshland region with its proximity to the coast, dikes, and agriculture.

These tiles were produced in the 1960s as part of a limited artist series and are now highly sought-after collector's items. Perfect for lovers of mid-century design, German ceramic art, and regional cultural history.