What themes appear most often in FRANZ Collection designs?

Nature forms the heart of FRANZ design. Many pieces show flowers such as peonies, orchids, lotuses, roses, magnolias, and cherry blossoms. Leaves, vines, and branches form handles or frame openings on vases and cups. Birds such as hummingbirds, cranes, swans, parrots, and songbirds appear frequently, often perched on stems or flying across the body of a piece. Butterflies and dragonflies feature on jewellery boxes and figurines, with wings that curve beyond the rim. Marine themes include fish, turtles, and coral reefs. Chinese cultural symbols also appear, including dragons, phoenixes, carp, and zodiac animals. Some collaborations with museums or art foundations introduce motifs from historic paintings or famous artists. Across all these themes, the brand tends to favour dynamic curves and three-dimensional modelling, so the decoration feels like a sculptural extension rather than a flat print on the surface.