Bing & Grøndahl Greenlander on dish no. 2253

Bing & Grøndahl Greenlander on dish no. 2253 is an atmospheric porcelain figurine, where figure and dish are combined into one decorative whole. The motif shows a seated Greenlander placed on the edge of a softly shaped dish, which with its cool blue shades brings to mind ice, water and the Arctic landscape. This gives the figure a calm, contemplative expression and makes it a distinctive piece of Danish porcelain art.

The seated figure is made with fine, simple details in the clothing, where the light upper part, the beige trousers, dark shoes and the patterned section at the hip create life in the composition. The dish has an organic, almost flowing shape, and the light blue glaze at the bottom emphasizes the motif's cold northern mood. The combination of figure and bowl makes the model different from a classic porcelain figurine and gives it both a decorative and practical character.

Here you get an older Bing & Grøndahl piece of porcelain with history and personality. Precisely that type of decorative art and figurine porcelain is made to last, and it is a pleasure to let such quality objects gain new life in a modern home. As vintage porcelain, it adds soul, story and sustainable value to the décor, whether it is placed in a collection, on a shelf, in a display cabinet or as a special feature on a table.

The dish can be used as a small decorative bowl for, for example, jewelry or small items, but also stands strongly entirely on its own as a collector's item. For collectors of Bing & Grøndahl figurines, Arctic motifs and Danish porcelain, model no. 2253 is an exciting find, because it unites figure, form and underglaze in one complete composition.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Bing & Grøndahl
Item number: 2253
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze