Lladró Origami Horse Sculpture Matt Black
Lladró Origami Horse Sculpture Matt Black
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Matt black porcelain Origami Horse sculpture, inspired by Japanese origami, capturing movement and strength in geometry. Buy it now at Lladró Sydney, Australia.
Origami Horse. Geometry in motion. Elegance in simplicity.
In this piece, we bring together two artistic languages: the ancient Japanese art of origami and the handcrafted tradition of porcelain. From that connection comes this matt black porcelain horse, modelled with faceted volumes that echo the language of folded paper. A contemporary reinterpretation of the animal world through geometry. The horse, a universal symbol of freedom, strength, and elegance, takes on a new form here refined, bold and expressive. We aimed to capture its movement mid-stride, with one leg lifted and its head held high, conveying energy and balance. The matt black finish emphasizes the edges of its anatomy, enhancing the play of light and shadow across its surface.
Each piece is entirely handcrafted in our workshops in Valencia, where traditional porcelain making techniques coexist with a focus on contemporary design. From the initial modelling to the kiln firing, this horse reflects our commitment to preserving artisanal expertise while exploring new creative directions. Horse is part of the Origami collection, a series of creations that reinterpret the animal world through abstraction, with an aesthetic inspired by graphic design and today’s visual languages.
Horses are one of Lladro's obsession - discover their equine creations.
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.
Find us at our boutique in Sydney, Australia.
DETAILS
Brand: Lladró
Reference: 01009796
Finish: Matt
Weight (kg): 2.8
Height (cm): 41
Width (cm): 50
Length (cm): 14
Launch Year: 2025
Sculptor: José Santaeulalia
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