Royal Copenhagen Ballet Girl figure no. 020 white ballerina

Royal Copenhagen Ballet Girl figure no. 020 is a white porcelain figure with a calm and poetic expression. The figure depicts a young ballerina, sitting with her legs together and her hands folded in front of her, dressed in ballet costume, tulle skirt and ballet shoes. The light, glazed surface gives the figure a clean and harmonious expression, which fits beautifully into both classic and modern interiors.

The motif exudes dance, concentration and quiet anticipation. The seated posture gives the figure a special intimacy, which distinguishes it from more formal porcelain figures. The fine details in the hair, the folds of the skirt and the upright posture emphasize the characteristic design language that has made Royal Copenhagen figures sought after among both collectors and those who appreciate Danish design and porcelain with personality.

According to the existing product text, this ballerina figure was launched in 2008, when Royal Copenhagen reinterpreted several well-known figures in pure white. This makes the model interesting for collectors of Royal White figures and for you who want a porcelain figure with a simpler and more sculptural expression. The white glaze highlights form and silhouette in a discreet way, giving the figure an almost timeless character.

A Royal Copenhagen ballerina like this is ideal as a gift for someone interested in dance, for the collector of porcelain figures or as an atmospheric detail on a shelf, chest of drawers or in a display cabinet. It can also be combined with other white figures for a calm and coherent expression in the home. Older and newer design classics in porcelain are created to be preserved, used and appreciated for many years, and that is precisely why they are also a beautiful choice for you who value quality and enduring objects.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Item number: 020
Motif: Ballet Girl / ballerina
Material: Porcelain
Finish: White, glazed
Series: Royal White Figures
Year: 2008