Gita Saar by Lladró Tables for sweets and peach

Tables for sweets and peach blossoms that form part of a composition to celebrate one of the most popular Japanese traditions

This god from Mount Olympus is usually depicted with wings on his heels because he has to travel quickly to deliver Zeus’s orders wherever he was called

Hanuman has also been depicted with a helmet as corresponds to his divine origin and in a posture of worshipping Rama

This lion is paired with the guardian lioness (blue) and there are two other decorative versions

Their shells have been decorated with copper luster which produces an attractive contrast with the white

Gita Saar by Lladró Tables for sweets and peachMade in matte and glazed porcelain, it is decorated with lots of details in golden luster and metallic treatments in the clothing, the chariot and the horses. The elaborate ornamentation includes floral decoration, particularly the garland worn by Krishna, made up of 172 flowers, handmade petal by petal. This ambitious creation is on a par with the great works from the Lladr High Porcelain workshop. Handcrafted in Spain. 25 1 2" in height.