Hans Przyrembel (1900–1945) was a German designer and silversmith who trained at the Bauhaus under mentors like Marianne Brandt. After establishing his own workshop in Leipzig, he produced modern, functional objects—teapots, jewelry, and lamps—emphasizing geometric simplicity. His approach exemplifies the Bauhaus principle that form and function must harmonize, earning him international recognition. An example of his teapot design now resides in New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. Though he died during World War II, Przyrembel’s legacy endures in timeless, thoughtfully engineered pieces embraced by TECNOLUMEN.