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Luxurious, handpainted Hungarian porcelain since 1853.

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A little taste of royalty 👑✨

Sisi’s Garden at Zsolnay Café @zsolnaycafe — an exquisite little escape in the heart of Budapest. Elegance, served on a plate. ✨

#luxurylifestyle #quietluxury #budapest #dessertexperience #sisisgarden

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🍯 Történetek, ízek és közösségek – bemutattuk a Tejjel-Mézelt!

Közel száz vendég gyűlt össze a budapesti Borganikában, hogy együtt ünnepelje a Mazsihisz új, országjáró gasztrokulturális sorozatának indulását. A bemutatón Prof. Dr. Grósz Andor, a Mazsihisz elnöke, Németh Szilárd, az ATV elnök-vezérigazgatója, valamint a sorozat készítői és a vidéki zsidó közösségek képviselői is részt vettek.

Grósz Andor személyes gondolatokkal idézte fel, miért fontos a zsidó gasztronómia a közösségi és családi emlékezetben. Németh Szilárd az ATV és a Mazsihisz együttműködéséről, valamint a zsidó közösség értékeinek szélesebb közönséghez való eljuttatásáról beszélt. Károlyi K. László, a Mazsihisz és a BZSH ügyvezető igazgatója pedig arra hívta fel a figyelmet, hogy az étel mellett a történetek, a mosolyok és a közös emlékek teszik teljessé az ünnepet.

A Tejjel-Mézzel Deutsch-Fehérváry Mercédesz és Deutsch Péter rabbi vezetésével kalauzolja el a nézőket a vidéki zsidó közösségek világába. Családi történetek, élő hagyományok, különleges kóser ételek és személyes találkozások – hiszen egy fogás mögött mindig ott rejtőzik egy történet is. ❤️

🎥A Tejjel-Mézzel Saliga Enikő rendezésében készült. A filmsorozat operatőre és vágója: Perjéssy Gábor. A sorozat megvalósításában közreműködött Zucker-Kertész Lilla, M. Schmidt János, Balázs Attila, Nagy Jácint, Lovas Milán és Csanádi Máté, akik a forgatások minden kilométerében, a kamera túloldaláról járultak hozzá ahhoz, hogy a vidéki zsidó közösségek történetei hitelesen és személyesen jelenjenek meg a képernyőn.✨

📺 Ma este 22:20-kor debütál a Tejjel-Mézzel az ATV-n!

▶️ Ismétlés október 24-én az ATV Extrán, október 25-től pedig a Mazsihisz Facebook- és YouTube-csatornáján is visszanézhető.

Tartsatok velünk, és fedezzük fel együtt a vidéki zsidó közösségek ízeit, történeteit és kincseit!

📸@doron_ritter_photography
📍@borganika

#Mazsihisz #TejjelMézzel #ZsidóKultúra #KóserKonyha #VidékiZsidóság #kosher #jewishlife #hungary #hungarianjewishhistory

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Another beauty from 🏛️ Zsolnay – The Herkulesfürdő Fountain replica. Amazing mix of Neo-Renaissance Historicism mythological with aquatic and naturalistic motifs.

Created for the spa complex at Herkulesfürdő, in present-day Băile Herculane, Romania. The original dates back to 1887 and is associated with architect Ignác Alpár. The approximately four-metre-high replica showcases Zsolnay’s distinctive architectural ceramics and ornamental craftsmanship.

Herkulesfürdő was a famous Roman-era thermal spa. Its name refers to Hercules, the mythological hero associated with strength and healing, connecting the fountain to the classical tradition of bathing and wellness.

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Zsolnay Cultural Neighborhood
At sunset

Nestled within Pécs, Hungary, the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter stands as a vibrant testament to the rich industrial heritage and artistic innovation of the 19th century.

Originally established in 1853 by Miklós Zsolnay and later elevated to international prestige by his son Vilmos, this historic factory complex revolutionized ceramic production across Europe.

Rising prominently against the sky, the ornate minaret-like chimney displays the factory's signature metallic pyrogranite glazes, renowned for their weather resistance and mesmerizing iridescent luster.

The intricate pyrogranite technique gained widespread acclaim during the Austro-Hungarian era, becoming an architectural hallmark of Art Nouveau and Secessionist buildings throughout Central Europe.

Adjacent to the decorated tower, the towering red-brick smokestack reflects the pragmatic industrial architecture that once fueled the mass production of fine porcelain, terracotta, and architectural ceramics.

Following an ambitious revitalization project when Pécs served as a European Capital of Culture in 2010, the former industrial grounds were masterfully transformed into a thriving cultural district. Nestled within Pécs, Hungary, the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter stands as a vibrant testament to the rich industrial heritage and artistic innovation of the 19th century. Originally established in 1853 by Miklós Zsolnay and later elevated to international prestige by his son Vilmos, this historic factory complex revolutionized ceramic production across Europe. Rising prominently against the sky, the ornate minaret-like chimney displays the factory's signature metallic pyrogranite glazes, renowned for their weather resistance and mesmerizing iridescent luster. The intricate pyrogranite technique gained widespread acclaim during the Austro-Hungarian era, becoming an architectural hallmark of Art Nouveau and Secessionist buildings throughout Central Europe. Adjacent to the decorated tower, the towering red-brick smokestack reflects the pragmatic industrial architecture that once fueled the mass production of fine porcelain, terracotta, and architectural ceramics. Following an ambitious revitalization project when Pécs served as a European Capital of Culture in 2010, the former industrial grounds were masterfully transformed into a thriving cultural district.

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JÖN, JÖN, JÖN!
Tejjel-mézzel – 14 település, történetek és ízek a vidéki zsidóság világából💙

Ismerd meg a vidéki zsidóság sokszínű világát a Tejjel-mézzel című sorozatban! 🍯✡

Bepillantást nyerhetsz abba, hogyan emlékeznek meg évről évre a csodarabbiról Bodrogkeresztúron, megtudhatod, mitől lesz kóser a bor, és miként kell kikóserolni egy bográcsot. Kiderül az is, miből és hogyan készül az igazi szegedi haltöpörtyű, a hamisítatlan tokaj-hegyaljai ludaskása a szőlőben, az autentikus kóser knédli Komáromban és a kóser vasi dödölle. A Balaton-felvidéken a saksuka receptjét is megismerheted, Tóth Szilárd Michelin-csillagos séf pedig megmutatja, mi is az a szatmári humusz.

A Mazsihisz hiánypótló sorozata, a Tejjel-mézzel 14 vidéki településen kalauzol végig, hogy közelebb hozza a vidéki zsidó közösségek múltját, jelenét, hagyományait és személyes történeteit.

Deutsch-Fehérváry Mercédesz @shira.deutsch rebecen és Deutsch Péter rabbi vezetésével megelevenednek a közösségek emlékei, találkoznak a múlt és a jelen történetei, a kultúrtörténeti kalandozások végén pedig minden alkalommal egy különleges, kóser fogás kerül az asztalra. Mert a zsidó örökség nem csupán emlék, hanem ma is élő történet, közösség és kultúra.

🎬 Nézd meg a Tejjel-mézzel előzetesét, és tarts velünk a vidéki zsidóság felfedezésében! #Mazsihisz #TejjelMézzel #ZsidóKultúra #VidékiZsidóság #ZsidóÖrökség

COMING SOON!
Tejjel-mézzel (With Milk and Honey) – 14 towns, stories and flavours from rural Hungarian Jewish life 💙

Discover the rich heritage of rural Hungarian Jewish communities, from the miracle-working rabbi of Bodrogkeresztúr and the secrets of kosher wine to traditional dishes like Szeged fish cracklings, kosher knédli and Szatmár hummus. 🍯✡️

Hosted by Mercédesz Deutsch-Fehérváry and Rabbi Péter Deutsch, this unique Mazsihisz series brings Jewish traditions, personal stories and local flavours to life. Each journey ends with a special kosher dish!

🎬 Watch the trailer and join us on this journey!

📺 Starting October 22 on ATV and ATV Extra.

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Budapest Zoo

🐘🐒🧸🦓🤍

ゾウの宿舎は @zsolnayofficial ✨

思ったより園内が広くて、全部まわれなかった...！

#ハンガリー #ブダペスト
#hungary #budapest #budapestzoo

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Zsolnay Cultural Neighborhood
Pécs, Hungary

The Zsolnay Cultural Quarter in Pécs, Hungary, is a vibrant celebration of art, history, and architectural innovation.

This former factory complex, founded by the Zsolnay family in 1853, was once the heart of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy’s ceramic production and has now been beautifully transformed into a bustling cultural district.

An ornate, multi-tiered pyrogranite fountain stands as a centerpiece in the foreground, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship and iridescent eosin glaze that made the Zsolnay manufactory world-famous.

The fountain’s base is covered in fallen autumn leaves, blending the historical artistry with the natural changing seasons.

Behind the fountain, the architectural diversity of the historic quarter is on full display, featuring a striking orange building with an elaborate, teal-painted wooden balcony and gabled roof.

In the background, a distinctive tower with a patterned, colorful tiled roof highlights the factory’s famed weather-resistant ceramics, which decorate many of Hungary's landmark buildings.

Lush green foliage and golden autumn trees frame the courtyard, offering a picturesque glimpse into this unique "Hungarikum" where industrial heritage meets artistic revival. The Zsolnay Cultural Quarter in Pécs, Hungary, is a vibrant celebration of art, history, and architectural innovation. This former factory complex, founded by the Zsolnay family in 1853, was once the heart of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy’s ceramic production and has now been beautifully transformed into a bustling cultural district. An ornate, multi-tiered pyrogranite fountain stands as a centerpiece in the foreground, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship and iridescent eosin glaze that made the Zsolnay manufactory world-famous. The fountain’s base is covered in fallen autumn leaves, blending the historical artistry with the natural changing seasons. Behind the fountain, the architectural diversity of the historic quarter is on full display, featuring a striking orange building with an elaborate, teal-painted wooden balcony and gabled roof. In the background, a distinctive tower with a patterned, colorful tiled roof highlights the factory’s famed weather-resistant ceramics, which decorate many of Hungary's landmark buildings. Lush green foliage and golden autumn trees frame the courtyard, offering a picturesque glimpse into this unique "Hungarikum" where industrial heritage meets artistic revival.

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An unexpected meeting of cultures in the heart of Budapest! 🇭🇺🔮

Walking into the Zsolnay boutique, I never expected to be greeted by a beautifully crafted Ganesha Murti. Seeing the Lord of New Beginnings brought to life through historic Hungarian craftsmanship completely blew me away.

This stunning piece is finished in Zsolnay’s legendary, secret Eosin glaze—a technique developed in the 1890s that gives the porcelain a metallic, iridescent glow. Depending on how the light hits him, the colors shift between rich golds, deep emeralds, and ethereal bronze. It feels like the ultimate visual representation of shifting energy and removing obstacles. ✨🐘

It’s amazing how art can cross borders and beautifully connect two entirely different worlds. 🎨❤️

📍 Zsolnay Boutique, Budapest

#Zsolnay #Budapest #Ganesha #EosinGlaze #HungarianArt ArtNouveau PorcelainArt GaneshaMurti BudapestFinds TravelMagic CulturalFusion ArtHistory

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Hello! We’re back from our trip to Hungary, and I have a little gift for you. This video is from the Zsolnay factory museum in Pécs - probably one of the most impressive places dedicated to ceramics I’ve ever visited.
What a joy to see what art can be when it is in demand - and in late nineteenth-century Hungary, it was in demand at the highest level.
Against a backdrop of economic growth and a search for a distinct artistic language, the Hungarian Secession developed - a local form of Art Nouveau in which ceramics played an important role in architecture. The Zsolnay family founded a factory that fulfilled commissions throughout the country. Panels, tiles, altars, fountains, tableware… Can you believe all this was made more than a hundred years ago?

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Just In: 19th Century Zsolnay Pecs Persian Reticulated Bowl

Hungarian Zsolnay Pécs reticulated gondola bowl - Persian decor, c.1880s-1890s

This one has the famous 5-tower mark + T.J.M. monogram (Terez, Julia, Miklos) - the mark introduced for the 1878 Paris World Exhibition where Zsolnay won Gold.

Hand-painted Persian florals, hand-cut basket weave sides, and gold cornucopia handles. The pierced / reticulated work is double-walled - incredible craftsmanship for 140+ years old.

True Historicism period piece, in beautiful condition. That light crazing is normal for the age.

Available now at @hjrantiques - DM for details. 19th century Zsolnay Pecs Hungarian reticulated gondola bowl with Persian floral painting, hand cut basket weave sides, Gold cornucopia handles, 5-tower TJM mark

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Zsolnay Cultural Neighborhood

The vibrant and mosaic-tiled rooftops in Pécs reveal the heart of the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter, a testament to Hungary’s unparalleled architectural creativity.
This incredible transformation from the former Zsolnay porcelain factory into a cultural hub successfully merges industrial history with modern artistic spaces.
Intricate patterns of the Zsolnay ceramics adorn every structure, showcasing the unique eosin and pyrogranite glaze techniques developed on this site.
Wandering through these historic streets, every building reveals a new story of the innovative Zsolnay family and their decorative ceramic legacy that influenced Jugendstil design.
A stroll through the Zsolnay Quarter in Pécs is like stepping into a living outdoor museum, where art and history define the very landscape.
This quarter stands as a stunning monument to craftsmanship, proving that beauty can be both ornamental and functional across centuries of change. The vibrant and mosaic-tiled rooftops in Pécs reveal the heart of the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter, a testament to Hungary’s unparalleled architectural creativity.
This incredible transformation from the former Zsolnay porcelain factory into a cultural hub successfully merges industrial history with modern artistic spaces.
Intricate patterns of the Zsolnay ceramics adorn every structure, showcasing the unique eosin and pyrogranite glaze techniques developed on this site.
Wandering through these historic streets, every building reveals a new story of the innovative Zsolnay family and their decorative ceramic legacy that influenced Jugendstil design.
A stroll through the Zsolnay Quarter in Pécs is like stepping into a living outdoor museum, where art and history define the very landscape.
This quarter stands as a stunning monument to craftsmanship, proving that beauty can be both ornamental and functional across centuries of change.

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