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GBP £ 780
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DeepL TranslateHand-crafted and hand-painted fine porcelain sculpture created by the Spanish artist Jaime Hayon for The Guest collection of the iconic Spanish brand Lladró. White, black and yellow porcelain figurine with gold gloss detailing, comes on a white base attached to the sculpture.
Dia11 x H30 cm (numbered edition)
This piece is renowned designer Jaime Hayon’s contribution to The Guest series by Lladró Atelier, the brand’s ideas lab, which invites leading artists from around the world to customise this unique character. The series includes collaborations by Tim Biskup, Devilrobots, Rolito, Gary Baseman, Paul Smith and Ricardo Cavolo, who created the initiative.
Jaime Hayon is a Spanish artist and designer based in sunny Valencia, who set up his studio in 2000. Jamie has designed countless pieces of furniture, lighting fixtures and home accessories, hotel interiors, retail shops, a line of ceramics, shoes and his own collection of timepieces.
Jaime’s work has appeared in the most prestigious art and design publications worldwide. He has won numerous awards, including multiple Elle Decoration International Design Awards, included by Wallpaper Magazine in its “Top 100” list and recognised by the magazine as one of the most influential creators of the last decade, lauded as a “visionary” and one of the most creative icons by Times magazine.
“The Guest” is a project that opens the doors to the collaborations with external artists. Using The Guest platform, Lladró invites renowned artists to give a distinctive personality to the original porcelain creation.
A world leader in the design, manufacturing and distribution of porcelain art creations, Lladró is a unique mix of talent, audacity and meticulousness in the quest for excellence. From sculpture to lighting, home accessories and jewelry, Lladró is a brand that stands for a contemporary, stylish and exclusive lifestyle.
Please enquire about the stock availability – if not in stock, lead time for production is 2 – 4 weeks.
Last updated: 06/05/24
