NAO by Lladro 'How Pretty' Porcelain Figurine

This exquisite porcelain figurine, identified as 'How Pretty' (model number 1110) from the NAO collection by Lladro, depicts a young girl in a graceful, self-admiring pose. Crafted from fine, high-gloss glazed porcelain, the piece showcases the iconic pastel palette associated with the Lladro workshops in Valencia, Spain. The girl is dressed in a flowing, floor-length white gown with wide, flutter sleeves and a subtle high-waist band. Her hair is elegantly pulled back into a ponytail, secured by a soft blue ribbon that adds a delicate touch of color. The figurine stands approximately 7 to 8 inches tall. Notable features include the soft, rounded sculpture style and the emotive, downward-looking facial expression, capturing a quiet, innocent moment. The craftsmanship is evident in the delicate modeling of the fingers and the fluid draping of the skirt as she lifts one side to observe it. Based on the style and typical production cycles, this piece likely dates from the 1980s or 1990s. The visible condition appears excellent, with the high-gloss glaze intact, showing no apparent crazing, chips, or cracks. The colors remain vibrant and true to the original design. While the maker's mark is not visible in this angle, such pieces typically bear the stamped 'NAO Made in Spain by Lladro' mark on the unglazed underside of the base.