Royal Copenhagen Capricorn figurine 1249610 21 December to 19 January

Royal Copenhagen Capricorn figurine no. 1249610 is a striking zodiac figurine with a calm, concentrated and purposeful expression. The figurine is designed as a male Capricorn, where the characteristic goat horns are united with a human body in a sculptural and modern interpretation. The seated posture on the angular pedestal gives the figurine both weight and balance, while the soft lines of the body create a fine contrast to the pedestal's more raw and textured surface.

The design was created by Pia Langelund for Royal Copenhagen and belongs to the series of male zodiac figurines, which was launched in 2010. Here, astrology, craftsmanship and Danish design meet in a figurine that functions both as a collector's item and as a decorative porcelain figurine in the home. The motif makes it ideal for those who collect Royal Copenhagen figurines, or who want a personal gift for a person born in the period 21 December to 19 January.

Capricorn is often associated with stability, willpower and ambitions, and this is beautifully reflected in the figurine's firm posture and thoughtful appearance. The matte white surface emphasizes the sculptural details and gives the figurine a clean, Nordic expression that fits beautifully into both classic and modern interiors. It can stand alone as a characterful eye-catcher or be combined with other zodiac figurines from the same series.

Choosing a discontinued model like this is also a way to carry forward design with lasting value. Figurines with history and character add personality to the home and give older quality design new life in a contemporary interior. This makes this Royal Copenhagen figurine interesting both as a gift, collector's figurine and as a personal detail in the home decor.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Pia Langelund
Series: Male zodiac figurines
Motif: Capricorn
Period: 21 December to 19 January
Item number: 1249610
Material: Porcelain
Launch: 2010
Other: Discontinued model