Porcellane Sbordone

Christmas Balls and Angels

Italy , Monteforte Irpino

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Christmas Balls and Angels

A set of handcrafted porcelain decorations, crafted and decorated entirely by hand. The spheres feature a glossy glaze with embossed Christmas motifs: red berries, small stylized branches, and three-dimensional hand-applied and hand-painted bows, adding depth and prestige. Each sphere is different in size, creating a harmonious and balanced ensemble.

The porcelain angel figures feature the same décor as the spheres: white robes embellished with red berries, gold details on the wrists, and clean, elegant lines. The shapes are soft and well-proportioned, with meticulous workmanship that highlights the craftsmanship.

Overall, these are high-quality decorative pieces, meticulously crafted and perfect for both elegant Christmas decorations and as collectibles or display items.

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