Cenerentola mini, Biancaneve mini, Principe azzurro mini, La bella addormentata mini

Clockwise, starting from left:

Mini Cinderella
Porcelain figurine of Cinderella. She is wearing a checkered yellow skirt, a rumpled white apron and a hazel bodice. Her hair is tied in a side ponytail. She holds one of her glass slippers in her hands, the one that did not fall off when she had to flee from the royal ball at midnight. She is kneeled next to the fireplace, with dreamy eyes.
Height: 8,5 cm

Mini Snow White
Porcelain figurine of Snow White. She is wearing a white dress with bodice and sleeves adorned with red edges. Her black hair is placed on one shoulder and adorned with a white ribbon. She holds in one hand the apple that she has just received, wondering whether she should eat it or not.
Height: 14 cm

Mini Prince Charming
Porcelain figurine of the Charming Prince. He is wearing a white tunic with golden edges, tight hazel trousers, leather boots and a short light blue cloak. He is down on one knee, a hand stretched towards his princess. After many adventures, he is finally asking her to go to the castle with him.
Height: 9 cm

Mini Sleeping Beauty
Porcelain figurine of the Sleeping Beauty. She is wearing a dress with a pink flower pattern, wide high wasted skirt, a ruffled pink top and a golden tiara on her head. She is sleeping with her head softly leaning on a teal pillow, unaware of the fact that she has fallen in the witch’s trap.
Height: 4,5 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.