Herend Blue Jay (6"H) Limited Edition
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$2,295.00
Limited Edition Size = 175
As with most creatives, Herend’s artists have an inherent restlessness to perpetually innovate in the pursuit their craft. With this achingly elegant swan, they have employed a striking, new painting technique to capture the airy, delicate composition of a bird’s feather. To heighten the swan’s allure further, the face has been painted in a natural coloration which gives full expression to the haunting beauty of this figurine.
6.75"L X 4.25"W X 5.25"H
$7,530.00
This striking elephant is a replica of an antique figurine depicting an elephant carrying goods along the silk road. The silk road was an interconnected series of ancient trading routes stretching from China to the Mediterranean Sea. The silk road not only served as a means of moving precious commodities back and forth but was also significant for bringing new cultural influences. This Pink Elephant figurine certainly demonstrates this Eastern influence through its highly ornate decorative style including the dramatic rug on its back. The figurine was reissued from the Herend archives to commemorate the Manufactory’s 180th anniversary.
Limited Edition Size = 180
$3,085.00
Herend Kaleidoscope Tortoise Reserve Collection
Trimmed in 24k
This is a limited edition of 100 and this piece is number 5. For 2013 this figurine will only be available for special events.
8.75"L X 3"H
$6,205.00
Herend China Rooster Reserve Collection Multicolor
16 inches high x 13 inches wide
Trimmed in 24k gold. Limited Edition of 250 worldwide.
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Limited Edition Size = 250
A magnificent new fishnet design premiers on Herend’s classic rooster, a commanding figure designed by Sandor Keleti in 1924. For the first time in Herend’s 182-year history, a harmonious medley of fishnet colors is composed in concert to create a synchronized fishnet symphony. The product of 17 craftspeople, each rooster requires 19 hours to paint. Herend’s traditional single-colorway fishnet design first took shape in 1874, when an artist was inspired by a Chinese plate’s fish scale design and replicated it onto a rooster figurine’s breast to imitate feathers. In keeping with tradition, Herend again chose a rooster to model the unprecedented symphonic fishnet design.
Additional Information
| Item Number | VHCDGM05030-0-00 |
|---|---|
| Pattern / Color Options | Multicolor |