Lladró

Lladró is a Spanish luxury porcelain house founded in 1953 by the Lladró brothers — Juan, José, and Vicente — in a small town outside Valencia. Over seven decades the house has become synonymous with the finest hand-crafted porcelain art, recognised for its distinctive matte finish, exquisite floral work, and a sculptural language that blends classical tradition with contemporary imagination. Every Lladró piece is made by hand at the family workshops in Tavernes Blanques, Valencia — from the initial sculpting and mould-making to the painstaking hand-painting and signature kiln firing. The collection spans intimate figurines, large limited-edition sculptures, lighting, and vases, and is held in museum collections worldwide.