"Drei Honiggefäße mit Kupferklammer" is a sculptural assemblage by Joseph Beuys consisting of three bronze vessels bound together by a copper clamp, creating a unified form from separate components. The work exemplifies Beuys's interest in unconventional materials and symbolic objects, with honey serving as a recurring motif in his practice representing transformation, nourishment, and spiritual sustenance. The combination of bronze and copper, paired with the functional vessel form, reflects Beuys's broader artistic investigation into the relationship between craft, material meaning, and conceptual content.