Porcelain bust sculpture of a woman wearing traditional African headdress, a tribute to the energy and vibrancies of the many cultures and people that call Africa home.
Lladró's artists have taken inspiration from the colour textiles found across Africa, with visible influences from the traditional fabrics of Kente cloth made by the Fante people of Ghana and Basin fabric popular in West Africa, as well as a nod to the Ndebele people with the stunning choker necklace on the neck. All details have been etched by hand all the details of the pattern and they have decorated it with copper, pink, black and golden lustres.
Lladró is the leader in luxury porcelain since 1953 and have developed proprietary processes that resulted in a wide range of products and styles that is unparalleled in the world of porcelain. The brand still makes every piece in their workshop in Valencia, Spain.
