Figurine Black Guest 30x11cm

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Poznań, Stary Browar

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Bydgoszcz, Zielone Arkady

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Gdańsk, Galeria Bałtycka

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Kraków, Galeria Krakowska (Mensa Home Premium)

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Kraków, Galeria Krakowska

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Szczecin, Galeria Kaskada

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Warszawa, Galeria Młociny

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Wrocław, Wroclavia

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The "The Guest" figurine by Lladró depicts a black figure. The rounded shapes of the figure lend it a delicate character, and they beautifully contrast with the base's sharper geometric designs where the figure is placed. It will perfectly complement any unique space and will be a magnificent decorative piece. It would make an exceptional gift for someone you cherish. Additional Information: Material: porcelain Dimensions: 11x11x30cm Sculptor: Raul Rubio Designer: Jaime Hayon The ornament is crafted from the highest quality porcelain with the utmost precision, ensuring the product's durability while taking care of the visual aspects of the figurine. It's also worth noting that the figurine is hand-made and hand-painted. Lladró tells the success story of an iconic Spanish brand that leads in designing porcelain creations. Lladró sculptors have a unique blend of talent, audacity, and meticulousness, making them masters in their pursuit of perfection. Lladró represents a contemporary, stylish, and exclusive lifestyle. The Lladró story speaks of the passion for porcelain of three brothers: Juan, José, and Vicente Lladró. Motivated by their love for porcelain, the artists built a business empire. In 1953, they began crafting their first plates, vases, and ceramic figurines, inspired by the works of European creators.

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