Parrot 1760 - 1770

This porcelain sculpture, created by the Ludwigsburg Porcelain Manufactory between 1760 and 1770, depicts a parrot perched on a tree branch adorned with foliage and fruit. The intricate detail of the parrot’s feathers and the realistic portrayal of the natural elements showcase the high level of craftsmanship prevalent in 18th-century German porcelain production. The sculpture is a testament to the popularity of exotic birds in European art and design during this period, reflecting a fascination with the natural world and the allure of distant lands. The parrot's lifelike appearance and delicate modeling make it a captivating example of Ludwigsburg's expertise in ceramic sculpture.