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Meissen’s Quirky Exhibition Turns Pot Holders Into Artistic Personal Creations

From erotic crochet to frog motifs, this gallery turns kitchen staples into conversation pieces. Who knew pot holders could be this provocative?

In this picture, we see a commemorative plaque with some text written on it. It is placed on the...
In this picture, we see a commemorative plaque with some text written on it. It is placed on the wall or a wooden door which is brown in color. In the left bottom, we see an object in yellow color and it looks like a flower vase.

Erotic or with Grandma's Scent? Anything Goes with Oven Mitts! - Meissen’s Quirky Exhibition Turns Pot Holders Into Artistic Personal Creations

A quirky exhibition in Meissen is drawing crowds with its unusual focus: pot holders. Over 200 handmade designs, from floral patterns to neon-bright creations, now fill the Himmlisch gallery. Curated by sculptor and children’s book author Christina Koenig, the show celebrates a humble kitchen staple with surprising charm. The exhibition, titled Seductive or Grandma’s Scent? As Long as It’s a Pot Holder!, features everything from heirloom pieces to playful frog motifs. Among the standout items is an erotic pot holder, crocheted by a local woman, adorned with Mars and Venus symbols. While the artist behind this particular personal creation remains unnamed, its bold design has sparked curiosity. The exhibition runs until December 20, giving visitors a chance to admire—or take home—these small but meaningful personal creations. With its mix of nostalgia, humour, and craftsmanship, the display has turned an overlooked household item into a local attraction.

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