The cherry blossom heralds in spring and stands for beauty, departure and transience. It is not without reason that it is considered one of the most important symbols of Japanese culture. It’s just a shame that its natural beauty is so short-lived. Conrad Linck’s tender white porcelain blossom may offer something to those who wish to enjoy its fragile beauty for longer. Even in autumn and winter, the delicate charm of its wafer-thin body gives hope that springtime is not far away.