Limited Editions
Everyday life
Printemps: fair times
The Clouds: laces
Petipa: Ballet
La dolce vita: Vespas
The Graduates
Seasons
Christmas
Venetian Carnival
Fairy Tales
The Zodiac
The other Half of the Sky
PrimeForme
PixieBand
Sweet Swing Band
Our little kids
Ballet
Pinocchio
Angels
Domus Formae
From left to right:
Dama 3
Porcelain figurine of a venetian lady of the 18th century sitting on a red stool. She is wearing a pink dress with floral embroidery, plain colored bustier and puffy sleeves and white lace inserts on the skirt. Her hair is styled in soft curls on placed one shoulder and adorned with a white bow.
Height: 17 cm
Dama 1
Porcelain figurine of a venetian lady of the 18th century sitting on the ground. She is wearing a bright blue dress with floral embroidery, plain colored bustier and white lace inserts on the skirt. Her hair is adorned with a side white bow.
Height: 11 cm
Dama 0
Porcelain figurine of a venetian lady of the 18th century sitting on the ground. She is wearing a green dress with floral embroidery and white lace inserts on skirt and bustier. Her hair is styled in an elegant bun adorned with a pink bow.
Height: 8 cm
Dama 2
Porcelain figurine of a venetian lady of the 18th century sitting on the ground. She is wearing a green dress with floral embroidery, plain colored bustier and white lace inserts on the skirt. She is also wearing a tulle ribbon with a golden cameo. She is holding a burgundy fan painted in different colors.
Height: 15,5 cm
Every product created by Sibania is unique both concerning the realization process of every single piece and the production technology, which boasts its being inimitable by others. Each item is hand made and hand painted in our workshop, set in Vicenza (Italy). All clothes are made of thin, porcelain layers on which different kinds of textures are impressed. These layers are cutted according to the characteristics of every single template. They are successively carefully applied on the figurine body. Hairstyles are also handcrafted depending on each figurine’s unique features. Faces, clothes and accessories are painted on the biscuit with non-toxic colors. The piece is eventually baked one last time (“third firing”). Any additional details such as violin strings or the Vespa kickstands are then applied on the finished piece.
