Bing & Grøndahl Greenlander figure no. 2411 Mathias Lausham

Bing & Grøndahl figure no. 2411 depicts a Greenlander in a lively and characterful pose, with the body slightly bent forward and the arms raised out to the side. The figure has a simple and unified expression, where the heavy costume and the hood are gathered in soft, rounded forms. This gives the porcelain figure a calm, almost sculptural character, while the motif simultaneously contains movement and personality.

With this porcelain figure, Mathias Lausham has created a motif that appears both folk-like and stylish. The white glaze allows form and silhouette to stand out clearly, giving the figure a clean and classic expression that fits beautifully both into a collection of Bing & Grøndahl figures and into a more modern interior. The figure stands on an integrated base, which supports the compact and harmonious expression.

As a figure in national costume, it is connected to that part of Danish porcelain history in which people, local environments, and cultural motifs were interpreted with a great sense of form. For that very reason, this Greenlander figure is also interesting for collectors of porcelain figures, B&G figures, and older Nordic design. It works well on its own on a shelf, in a display cabinet, or as part of an arrangement with other human figures and cultural-historical motifs.

Older porcelain figures like this have a special ability to add soul and history to the home. They are made to last, and they deserve to be preserved, used, and appreciated further. Choosing a vintage figure in porcelain is also a beautiful way to unite fine craftsmanship, the joy of collecting, and a more sustainable choice.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Bing & Grøndahl
Artist: Mathias Lausham
Item number: 2411
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze