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The Lladro Women Working 5126 Sewing A Trousseau 11.5” Figurine is a beautifully crafted porcelain figurine by design artist Salvador Furio. This large, multicolored piece depicts a woman sewing a trousseau for a bride, featuring intricate embroidery of flowers. Part of the Women Working Collection, this figurine captures the theme of art, bride-to-be, working woman, and seamstress, making it a romantic and timeless addition to any living room, bedroom, or study. Handmade in Spain during the late 20th century, this glossy finish figurine is a retired piece with a retired pattern from 1982-1989.
Figurine shows a woman in a long dress, seated on a tufted stool and focused on sewing a piece of fabric, showcasing Lladro's signature soft pastel colors and detailed craftsmanship.
Sewing a trousseau refers to the traditional practice of a bride-to-be (or her family) creating, sewing, and embroidering a collection of linens, clothing, and household items in preparation for her marriage. Originating from the French word trousse (meaning "bundle"), a trousseau represents the essentials a young woman would bring to her new home, often accumulating these items in a "hope chest" over many years, sometimes from childhood. Traditionally, this included embroidered bed sheets, pillowcases, tablecloths, napkins, towels, and nightgowns.
Excellent condition. No chips, crack, or crazing and no Lladro box.
