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Jim Gouldin
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Herend
66 days ago •
Sept. 19, 2024
• 9:37 AM
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
66 days ago •
Sept. 19, 2024
• 9:37 AM
"No other member in the whole class of mammals is colored in so extraordinary a manner as the adult male mandrills" wrote Charles Darwin in "The Descent of Man". It should therefore come as no surprise that the artists at Herend would want to capture this striking animal in porcelain - but with their usual Herend twist. Combining Herend's signature fishnet with the Mandrill's fantastical colors, this figurine is a dazzling homage to the world's ...Read more of post
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Jim Gouldin
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Herend
102 days ago •
Aug. 14, 2024
• 9:29 AM
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
102 days ago •
Aug. 14, 2024
• 9:29 AM
With echoes of caryatids, the draped female figures used as columns in ancient Greek architecture, Herend's sculptor has created a compote supported by three elegant seahorses with draping as well - albeit with a pattern alluding to the intricate armored plates that cover their bodies. Once this piece was given to the painting studio, the artists added to the story by decorating each seahorse in a slightly different fishnet color palette reflecting their maritime home. ...Read more of post
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Nov. 15, 2023
• 11:57 AM
• 375 days ago
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Nov. 15, 2023
• 11:57 AM
• 375 days ago
Two ducks pose in their feathery finest with alternating colors of yellow, green, brown and terracotta fishnet offset by dramatic gold highlights. Their coy expression could be attributed to the fact that they know a secret: the logs they are sitting on aren't real. Herend's artists have done a masterful job painting in the faux bois style and only a close inspection reveals the true porcelain composition.
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Oct. 11, 2023
• 1:25 PM
• 410 days ago
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Oct. 11, 2023
• 1:25 PM
• 410 days ago
We are excited to present the newest addition to the Nativity Scene which is a donkey. His gray fishnet coast has spots of brown which create a sun-dappled appearance while 24K gold highlights add to his appeal. While we don't want to skip over the autumnal season, we wanted to alert you early since 2023 quantities will be limited.
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Oct. 4, 2023
• 1:28 PM
• 417 days ago
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Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Oct. 4, 2023
• 1:28 PM
• 417 days ago
While this mother & baby are a North American subspecies of the brown bear, they are more commonly known as grizzly bears. As to the origin of their name, the bears can thank none other than Lewis & Clark whose journals mention a "grisley bear" no doubt referring to these majestic symbols of the wild whose grizzled appearance is caused by the long guard hairs on their backs and shoulders frequently having white tips. The fur of these bears is often dark...Read more of post
Jim Gouldin
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Herend
Sept. 27, 2023
• 12:10 PM
• 424 days ago
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Sept. 27, 2023
• 12:10 PM
• 424 days ago
The American Kestrel may be North America's smallest raptor but by no means does that diminish its abilities as a hunter as evidenced by those impressive talons. What it lacks in size the kestrel makes up in coloration since it is considered the most colorful of raptors. Often found perched on a wire or a pole, the kestrel will pump its long tail to keep its balance while scanning for an unfortunate grasshopper. The sculptors and painters at Herend had no desire to ...Read more of post
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Sept. 6, 2023
• 11:10 AM
• 445 days ago
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Sept. 6, 2023
• 11:10 AM
• 445 days ago
Depictions of mythical mermaids differ strongly. Sometimes they are sirens of the sea luring sailors to their deaths with their song. Other times they are keepers of the ocean charged with rescuing mankind from accidents. Regardless of the mermaid's intent, the legends agree that they are elusive, alluring beauties. Herend's mermaid, with her soft smile, is not sharing her secrets today but even without her song, she still enchants. Perched on a giant clam shell with its...Read more of post
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Aug. 30, 2023
• 1:39 PM
• 452 days ago
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Aug. 30, 2023
• 1:39 PM
• 452 days ago
When mother nature gets it right from the start, she knows better than to continuously improve upon her own design. That is probably why the nautilus has remained virtually unchanged in over 500 million years and is considered to be a living fossil. The artists at Herend know perfection when they see it, so they have decided to simply add some Herend-style flourishes such as dramatic gold fishnet and touches of pearlized paint to further highlight the beautiful details ...Read more of post
Jim Gouldin
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Herend
June 13, 2023
• 1:39 PM
• 530 days ago
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
June 13, 2023
• 1:39 PM
• 530 days ago
Did their flamboyant, gregarious nature come first or did their vibrant pink feathers? Either way, roseate spoonbills are known equally for their colorful, unusual appearance (that large spoon-shaped bill) and their very social behavior. The artists at Herend have adhered to a faithful rendition but have naturally added distinctive Herend touches with a sparkling platinum fishnet pattern combined with meticulous details on the feathers to draw deliberate attention to ...Read more of post
Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Mar. 21, 2023
• 12:04 PM
• 614 days ago
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Jim Gouldin
@
Herend
Mar. 21, 2023
• 12:04 PM
• 614 days ago
With echoes of caryatids, the draped female figures used as columns in ancient Greek architecture, Herend's sculptor has created a compote supported by three elegant seahorses with draping as well - albeit with a pattern alluding to the intricate armored plates that cover their bodies. Once this piece was given to the painting studio, the artists added to the story by decorating each seahorse in a slightly different fishnet color palette reflecting their maritime home. ...Read more of post