The intricate details of the costume, meticulously crafted by the artisans of Hollóháza, highlight the precision and skill that goes into each piece. The woman's dress reflects the distinctive elements of Hungarian folk attire, offering a glimpse into the country's vibrant history and cultural diversity.

This figurine, model number 1834, is a testament to the enduring legacy of the Hollóháza Porcelain Manufactory. Established in 1777 initially as a glassworks, it has evolved into one of Hungary's oldest and most esteemed state-owned porcelain manufactories. The transition from glass to porcelain production demonstrates the adaptability and commitment to quality that defines Hollóháza.

The craftsmanship of this porcelain figure reflects the timeless beauty of Hungarian folk traditions. The careful selection of colors, the attention to detail in the facial features, and the overall composition contribute to the figurine's aesthetic appeal. It serves as both a work of art and a cultural symbol, encapsulating the pride and artistry of Hungarian heritage.

For collectors, enthusiasts of Hungarian culture, or those appreciating finely crafted porcelain, this Hollóháza figurine is a noteworthy addition. Its presence brings a touch of tradition and elegance, celebrating the legacy of a renowned porcelain manufactory and the cultural richness of Hungary.

size: 11.5 in. x 4.5 in.

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