from the jar of butter to Krishna´s garments
the knight’s costume and parts of the horse’s harness are decorated with a newly created bluing luster which manages to emulate the characteristic dark grey metallic color of the chainmail worn by knights at the time
the piece portrays other attributes of the traditional iconography of Ganesha such as the gada (mace)
this composition recreates a typical period scene and transports us to the idyllic romanticism of the 19th century
A twofold treatment that gives rise to truly unique and contemporary creations like this original centerpiece
Lakshman (Re-Deco) by Lladró from the jar of butterLakshman, the Hindu prince known for his devotion to truth and justice, is, together with his brother Rama, Sita and Hanuman, one of the four characters in Rama Darbar, which represents the ideal of the happy family. In this matte white porcelain creation, Lakshman, the god who incarnates the fulfilment of duty and sacrifice, is portrayed with all his attributes: helmet, bow and arrows. Golden luster was chosen for the decoration, standing out against