This creation in matte white porcelain transforms the silhouette of a horse into an unexpected vase. The mane, hand-painted in black with a glazed finish, sets the rhythm of a piece that plays with formal synthesis and functionality. Throughout history, vases have taken on many shapes and purposes. Since the earliest civilizations, they have served not only to contain, but also to connect with the earth, with water, and with everyday rituals. Today, we continue to surround ourselves with flowers as a simple way to reconnect with nature and feel the positive energy it brings. An iconic Spanish brand, Lladro is a world leader in the creation of porcelain art. Started by brothers Juan, Jose and Vicente Lladro in 1953, the ceramic figurines were initially inspired by the works of great European manufacturers like Meissen and Sevres. Over time, a unique style was forged, consisting of elongated lines, a revolutionary single-firing method, and soft pastel tones.