Owl by Lladró the use of the bata

the use of the bata de cola became a compulsory feature of shows

set at the end of 19th century

The intense blue and gold that dominate the coloring of the adornments contrast with the whiteness of the skin

frequently referred to as described as the "Father of the Indian nation"

The piece also shows other attributes of Ganesha's traditional iconography such as the gada (mace)

Owl by Lladró the use of the bataIt is said that there is not just one single reality because our imagination is able to transform it at will. And that is exactly what the Lladr artists have done in the Origami collection, which name is inspired by the abstraction of the Japanese art of folding paper. The animal kingdom, a subject matter in which the brand has always deployed its full creative potential, is interpreted here with a geometric focus removed from any realist vision,