Lladró - Japanese Girl with Lute (Oriental Girl)

The Lladró figurine captured in the image represents the brand's iconic Spanish porcelain artistry. Known for its soft pastel colors and graceful forms, this specific piece appears to be a Japanese-themed figurine, often associated with Lladró's world-renowned 'Oriental' collection. Lladró was founded in 1953 in the village of Almàssera near Valencia by three brothers—Juan, José, and Vicente Lladró.

Today, the manufacturing process remains centralized in the 'City of Porcelain' in Tavernes Blanques, Spain, where every piece is handcrafted. While the brand remains a symbol of Spanish craftsmanship, ownership shifted in 2017 when PHI Industrial, a Spanish private equity fund, acquired the company from the founding family to modernize and restructure the brand for the future.