Porzellan-Hi-Fi System. Frühe 60er.

Archive note

Documentation of an unrealized audio sculpture by an unknown designer, circa 1960. This ceramic sound system represents a speculative merger of Bauhaus industrial design and high-fidelity engineering—a sculptural speaker cabinet rendered in porcelain that suggests both modernist form and acoustic function. The artifact bears the mark of Keramik Audio Werke, a Stuttgart-based manufacturer with no surviving records. Collectors of phantom design movements and lost Cold War–era technology find themselves drawn to its impossible union of material and purpose.