Lladrós porcelain sculptures of Hindu Gods and Goddesses have always been popular in India. Drawing upon that, the company has introduced beautiful figures of Ganesha and Ram & Sita in their Fall Collection 12 with a view to leverage the upcoming festival season. Other notable pieces include a painstakingly created dragon and the classic cherub figure.
Padmasana Ganesha
Ganesha, the Hindu god of wisdom and knowledge, is depicted as the ‘padmasana, Ganesha (in the lotus pose, with legs crossed) which is reminiscent of early sculptures of Ganesha from the Gupta period. This piece opens a collection of small spiritual and religious icons placed on top of a lotus.Issue Year: 2012
Sculptor: Virginia González
Size: 19×13 cm
Base included
Price Rs. 55,000
Rama & Sita
Ramas skin has the blue tone associated with Hindu divinities as the symbol of heaven. He appears with all his most important attributes: his helmet and a bow and arrows. Sita has a lotus flower engraved on the palm of her hand, evoking a previous incarnation. The two pieces are sold together as a set.
Issue Year: 2011
Sculptor: Raul Rubio
Size: 47×30 cm
Limited Edition 1800 pieces
Price Rs. 4,00,000
Cherub on a peacock
The Angel and the Peacock provide another classic theme to the Lladró collection. For this sculpture the creator has borrowed his inspiration from baroque angels or putti.
Issue Year: 2012
Sculptor: Alfredo Llorens
Size: 29×36 cm
Limited Edition 1000 pieces
Price Rs. 1,35,400
Spring Fan
Spring is the theme of this fan, and to represent this season of the year Lladró artists borrowed their inspiration from the blossoming of flowers. Vegetal ornamentation based on flowers and plants decorates the whole fan while the beauty of butterflies enhances the spring-like atmosphere. The white matte porcelain emphasizes the detailed ornamentation and contrasts with the golden lustre of the outer part.
Issue Year: 2012
Sculptor: Dpto. Diseño y Ornamentación
Size: 19×31 cm
Price Rs. 24,100
Auspicious Dragon
Regarded in Chinese mythology as the supreme being among all creatures which symbolises power, strength and good fortune. Since ancient times, this mythical divine being has been believed to have the power to ward off bad fortune.
Issue Year: 2012
Sculptor: Francisco Polope
Size: 50 x 58 cm
Price Rs. 5,95,000