Zampiva
Exclusive porcelain dolls by Italian designer Lino Zampiva first appeared in stores in the late 70s. At this time, the still unknown designer graduated from the Art School and founded a small porcelain factory in Montebello in northern Italy, where he began to make his first figurines. Many years have passed, but bright and colorful porcelain products depicting romantic lovers, cheerful and rosy-cheeked children, animals, elves and clowns are still made and painted by hand. It is impossible not to smile when looking at these picturesque characters, elegant and unique.
His works are revived fantasies and dreams that were captured in high-quality Italian porcelain. The attention to detail that turns Zampiva dolls into real artistic masterpieces is amazing. Even the doll's hair is made of the finest porcelain using a unique patented technology, so they look very realistic. Each porcelain figurine of the unsurpassed Italian master is made in juicy shades with an abundance of decorative elements. Porcelain figurines convey a rich range of feelings - love, joy, kindness, sadness, humor, emphasizing the fullness of life and the triumph of beauty. In some of the plot sketches, there is a sense of fervor and fun, which cheer up and fill life with bright colors.
The doll world of Zampiva, warm, cozy and friendly, hospitably opens its doors to everyone, inviting them to return to childhood and see the surrounding reality with new eyes. Montebello dolls reflect the subtlety and purity of the soul, spontaneity and romance.
Lino Zapmiva is constantly improving technology, preserving the vividness of images and its own recognizable style. Each figurine is unique, and it is impossible to find two identical figurines.
Zampiva porcelain dolls can be a charming gift and a stylish addition to the interior. However, collectors especially appreciate his very first works - these figurines are considered a rarity and are very expensive. If you manage to find them, be sure to check whether the designer's signature is on the porcelain, which distinguishes genuine products from fakes.
