Carolina Tomaselli Wins 2025 Fürstenhütchen Art Edition Contest

VADUZ, Liechtenstein — Carolina Tomaselli has been announced as the winner of the 2025 Fürstenhütchen Art Edition competition, an event organized by the Kunstschule Liechtenstein that invites students to unleash their creativity.

This year marks the third installment of the Art Edition, which showcases the best designs submitted by approximately 20 participants. Tomaselli’s vibrant design stood out and will soon be available for purchase.

The latest edition, characterized by its bold pink and light green color scheme, will hit the shelves just before Easter. The new design is expected to be the most eye-catching of all previous iterations.

Similar to its predecessors, the 2025 edition will be released in a limited quantity, making it a collectible item. Featuring a striking pink background adorned with a green star and glossy lips, the design offers a refreshing aesthetic. The canister is crafted with a matte finish, while decorative elements like the symbol of Vaduz Castle and the lips are highlighted with a shiny lacquer.

“This new Art Edition is not only visually appealing but also an ideal gift for art and design enthusiasts, whether for friends, family, or business partners,” said a spokesperson for Fürstenhütchen. “As we continue to celebrate the tradition of creative editions, every canister remains a unique collector’s item.”

The collaboration between the Kunstschule Liechtenstein and the KuL cultural magazine will continue into the next year, ensuring the tradition of artistic contributions to the Fürstenhütchen remains vibrant. The limited-edition 2025 cans will only be available throughout this year.

The 2025 Art Edition features comic-style print graphics, with the artist utilizing raster dots and tile patterns typical of transparent designs. Eye-catching elements include hand-sketched stars, completed or outlined, that contribute to the dynamic look of the product.

“The bright colors evoke a sense of joy and a craving for chocolate, making it a real treat,” Tomaselli remarked after finalizing her design with the Fürstenhütchen graphic team, gaining valuable insights into the design process. Her name will also be featured on every can, serving as an acknowledgment of her artistic journey.

The Fürstenhütchen brand has been enchanting chocolate lovers since 2004, known for its premium quality and unique flavor. “We are thrilled that Fürstenhütchen has become a cherished part of many people’s lives, appreciated as a delightful gift that also serves as a personal indulgence,” Daniel Herzog shared.

As part of the product launch, 20 cans of the new design will be given away through a contest on www.vaterland.li, promising culinary and artistic enjoyment for participants.